Portfolio
Check out the work
Below is an assortment of web sites and logos that have been designed and developed for a variety of clients, from start-ups to established organizations. The goal of Jackson Sky is to provide the best solution for each client based on its target audience, services offered, company goals and overall budget.
Websites
Media Violence Resource Center
The Media Violence Resource Center is an online resource to help parents, teachers, pediatricians and other professionals understand the impacts of violence in media. Although their mission is serious, they needed a site that was inviting and easy to navigate. The site is integrated with WordPress, allowing for easy content updates and the ability to utilize a blog to engage site visitors.
GettyDrew Homes
GettyDrew Homes needed a site that featured their available homes, as well as showing a bit of their fun yet professional personalities. WordPress was integrated within the site so that in addition to being able to update their listings, they can also put company news and change the content on any of the site pages.
Eden Farms
Basil can be beautiful, and the professional photography taken of Eden Farms’ products played a huge role in the redesign of this site. (See the Before & After here.) The new site also includes an online ordering process, and the entire site is integrated with WordPress so the client has the ability to update all the content on the website.
PurGood Organics
PurGood Organics is a start-up company here in central Indiana and they needed to take their new venture online. PayPal Standard was implemented because of it’s ease-of-use and cost-efficiency. In addition to the web design and development, this project also included custom product photography for the client to use not only on the web, but in any future print materials.
Northernlight Filmworks
The talented and creative husband and wife team behind Northernlight Filmworks knew it was time to rebrand their business. In addition to the creation of a new logo, the website underwent a complete overhaul so that their personality and product could shine. John and Jennifer also decided that since their blog received the more traffic than the website, that a blog-website combo would be the most efficient way for their current and prospective clients to find all the information they needed.
Gamma Sigma Alpha
Realizing that college students spend more time online than ever in years before, the executive director of Gamma Sigma Alpha approached me to design a new site that combined both traditional and youthful design elements. The site is integrated with WordPress so the Board has the ability to manage the content on the main site, and the addition of a blog is sure to be a useful tool to connect with chapters across the country.
SwitchGear Genomics
Even though their product and industry is very technical, SwitchGear Genomics values the importance of infusing creative elements into their online identity. Keeping the large amounts of information they have online organized is vital as their site continues to grow, and the integration of WordPress allows for any of the designated team members to manage the site.
Paws & Think
Paws and Think is a local organization with a wonderful mission. However, their old website was using a generic template with a confusing navigation structure and it needed a fresh redesign. By providing a custom WordPress template and the instructions necessary to update the site, their new and reorganized website was designed with their brand in mind, and the content can be easily managed by volunteers.
Hoosier Momma
The new Hoosier Momma website was designed based on the company’s existing brand, including their well-known logo and labels. The site is completely integrated with WordPress so that in addition to have having the editing capabilities for the blog, the Hoosier Momma team can also update their product and vendor list through the WordPress control panel.
Green Lemonade
This personal project was started between myself and a friend back in 2006. Its goal is to be a laid-back site that focuses on being aware of what you put in your body and what impact you leave on the environment around you. The site includes recipes, green tips and a large part of the site is devoted to eating locally.
Logos
FlyMuch
FlyMuch.com is a web and mobile app that allows you to get travel destination recommendations directly from your friends through email, Facebook, or Twitter.
Ohio Association of RC&D Councils
The Ohio Association of Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) is comprised of nine individual councils. Each council had an individual logo, but the overall association was lacking its own visual identity. This logo was designed solely for the association and represents all the natural resources the state has to offer.
Trilogy Salon
Trilogy Salon wanted their logo to look sophisticated, without being overly feminine. (Guys need haircuts too!) The logo can be used in full as it is shown here, but can still hold its own as simply a typeface (for elements like signage). The mark was inspired by a swatch of wallpaper in their salon with a similar pattern.
Snaplife Studios
Snaplife Studios is a wedding cinema studio located in the Birmingham, Alabama metro area. The owner, Nick Weeks, wanted a logo that appealed to brides without being overly feminine and also wanted to incorporate circles into the mark.
Media Violence Resource Center
The Media Violence Resource Center provides media violence resources for parents, physicians, teachers and counselors. It was important for the mark in this logo to be able to stand alone (as well as have squarish dimensions) for social media usage.
Brodnax’s Better Brains
Rita Brodnax isn’t talking about just using your brain. She’s talking about how to use it better. Her new brand is meant to reflect her philosophy that learning about how your brain works should be a fun and engaging experience.
Northernlight Filmworks
The logo for Northernlight Filmworks was a springboard for the website project (shown above). This logo is a significant change from their previous one, which was green and purple on a black background.
Upper White River Watershed Alliance
Earth tones and an abstract mark was not the original idea that this organization had in mind for their logo, but were immediately drawn to this one for it’s simplicity and fluidity.
A Recipe for Wellness
The owner of A Recipe for Wellness, a holistic health and nutrition company, wanted a mark that was a integrated with the name, and represented the values her company promoted.
GetOutMom.com
GetOutMom.com is the premier causal employment community for stay-at-home and working moms and they wanted a logo that was just that: casual, light-hearted and not overly-complicated.
The Chicken & The Egg
This logo was designed for a cheerful website that served as a resource for on-the-go moms looking for fun and fashionable finds.
Lucky Lou
This logo was designed for a local boutique specializing in home, paper, fashion, gifts, baby and maternity products.
