Dan Croft

Vice President, Creative Services

As LMD's Vice President of Creative Services, Dan oversees LMD’s designers on web and multimedia projects. He is an award-winning graphic designer whose portfolio of work includes high-visibility projects for for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Small Business Administration, the University of Maryland, the Herb Block Foundation, Accounting Seed, and many more. An experienced web designer, he develops beautiful, engaging websites for clients spanning a range of industries, including higher education; nonprofits; state, federal, and local government; and commercial enterprises. Dan graduated with a B.F.A. and a general business minor from James Madison University.

Recent Posts

What Makes "Good Design" in 2024?

Seven years ago, I wrote an article about what I thought made “good design.” I wrote about how foundational design principles (as defined by famed industrial designer Dieter Rams in...

5 Steps to Successfully Present Your Concepts

There is an art to presenting art—or, in LMD’s case, presenting branding and marketing design ideas to our clients. Whether we’re sharing logos, ads, videos, websites, brochures, or annual reports,...

5 Reasons to Embrace All-in-one Platforms for Website Redesigns

Are you a business owner, a marketing communications professional, or an entrepreneur looking for a new online presence? Maybe you need a digital brand refresh, an integrated email marketing campaign,...

This or That? An Easy Exercise To Help Decision Making

In March, like most businesses around the nation, LMD started working remotely. When schools went virtual, youth sports were canceled, and stores were closed, my family went from having no...

When is the Right Time to Go All In?

I coach a youth flag football team every spring and fall. And they always ask me to run the play I call “Iron Man.” It’s a simple play where everyone...

What Makes "Good Design"?

If I had a dime for every time I asked myself this question, I’d be a bazillionaire. In my 18 years at LMD, I’ve worked my way up from a...