Why Court Vision Creative
Court Vision is defined as a player’s ability to see everything on the court during play — such as where his/her teammates and defenders are set up — which enables him to make better choices; the best point guard possesses this skill. At Court Vision Creative, we use this principle when working with clients. We assemble an All-Star cast and with you as our teammate and your competition as the defenders, we work together to be aware of where they are and where we are as we make our move. With Court Vision, you can trust that we play to win.
Company History
Sports analogies aside, Court Vision Creative was founded by Badi Mibiuba in 2010. With a 4 year degree in Graphic Design and 5+ years of experience working for two successful companies, Badi, who is a University of Wyoming Alumni was an athlete in high school before finding his calling when he discovered the graphic design major. He remains active today consistently competing in city league basketball leagues and tournaments and even had his first coaching experience alongside longtime friend and partnering web developer, Joel Turner this year with a group of 5th graders. Badi takes special pride in the work he does for the University of Wyoming Athletics Department as he grew up watching their sports teams but applies that passion for sports and design to every client, every time. Court Vision Creative’s mission is to lead the charge on changing the graphics landscape for sports teams, schools, companies and individuals in the region and beyond.
At Court Vision Creative, we are Branding Your Sport for Action. Contact us to see what we can do for you. Thanks for visiting our website, now Play On!
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