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The document discusses building a dynamic web presence and brand strategy for the digital age. It covers topics such as overcoming creative challenges, colliding print and web design worlds, new dimensions in digital publishing, web dynamics and user experience, web development fundamentals, and envisioning the brand strategy for 2020. The presentation provides lessons on transforming the Family and MWR brand for online marketing and building an interactive online platform through strategic design, research, and creative workflow innovation.
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