Philadelphia-based serial entrepreneurs Adam Palmer and Seun Olubodun reached out to Brolik in the spring of 2010 to obtain a quote for an ingenious web and mobile app that the two had dreamed up.  The software concept and business plan, called eFood For Thought, comprised a comprehensive online restaurant consumer feedback application.  The Brolik team, enthused about the cutting edge simplicity and multi-platform scope of the project, quickly reached an agreement with the entrepreneurs so they could begin work.

Adam and Seun had mocked up a home page design for the beta version of the website, but they gave Brolik explicit creative license to mold the brand and design into the web 2.0 experience they required.  The beta site functions as a vehicle to educate visitors about the eFood For Thought process and encourage them to leave contact information for enrollment in the eventual project launch.

Brolik gave Adam and Seun exactly what they were looking for.

The crispy aesthetics, quirky graphics, and intuitive navigation seamlessly complement each other to achieve a brand experience that sets the standard for the new savvy secret shopper.

The next step in this multi-phase development plan is an interactive mobile feedback app, but this particular piece is temporarily for the eyes of restaurateurs only.