FeatherPad postcard

FeatherPad.com domain name

I'm a software and Web entrepreneur. I created my first Web sites in 1995.

The iPad will define a whole new category of "pad" computers. (Apple wasn't the first here, but they make up for it with their usual flair and excitement.) Weight is a key factor for an ultra-portable tablet ... so a name like FeatherPad could be a great brand.

My goal is to sell the Featherpad.com domain name, either directly to an electronics firm, or to a domain investor.

The postcard should say "Domain for sale" with a price and the name. But most of the graphics should illustrate why it's such a great name for a handheld device to surf the Web, read full-color magazines and books, watch videos, etc.

April 5: some items that I've mentioned several times in the comments: make the paragraph text BIG and easy to read. NO ALL CAPS anywhere. NO gradients anywhere; they don't reproduce well on the digital printer that we're using. The RELATIVE size of text in my mockup is important.

April 4: here's the near-final text; see the new attachment for a rough idea of which text is more or less important (by size). The designer MUST agree to change a FEW numbers or words on request after the contest closes and before delivering the final files.

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Domain for sale:

FeatherPad.com Registered in 2004
Perfect for a lightweight tablet computer or media player.

On April 3, Apple's iPad put the "pad" keyword on the map.
An estimated 700,000 sold the first day!

Competitors need a compelling product and a great name: FeatherPad.
Get ready; invest in the .com domain now.

was $15,000* -- now only $12,000
* asking price at DOMAINfest

Also available:
• FeatherGear.com
• FeatherPhone.com
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Create a 6"x4.25" postcard. Bleed is allowed, but save that for the deliverable.

In addition to an EDITABLE file in a standard format, I require a 600 dpi png with no layers, and with 0.25" bleed (if needed).

I don't mind "fancy" fonts as long as they are available at myfonts.com for a reasonable price. Or, be creative with standard Mac fonts and save me a few bucks.

If you have questions, just ask!