jWo Design Portfolio

Client: Torri Engler, Portland DIY Girl

Released: July 2009

Website: PortlandDIYGirl.com

Challenge: The daughter of a local builder, Torri Engler, started to make a name for herself and needed a website to show off her skills and projects.

Client: Torri Engler, Portland DIY Girl

Released: July 2009

Website: PortlandDIYGirl.com

Challenge: Torri wanted a fun and sassy logo that was a little girly, easy to read, and totally professional.

Client: Hawthorne Vet Clinic

Released: February 2009

Website: HawthorneVet.com

Challenge: With a website that was excruciatingly outdated, Hawthorne Vet needed a fresh look that was warm and inviting while delivering all the capabilities of internet marketing.  Newsletters would be delivered monthly, articles on pet health would be uploaded regularly, and of course, the website needed great search rankings.

Client: Hawthorne Vet Clinic

Released: February 2009

Website: HawthorneVet.com

Challenge: Hawthorne Veterinary Clinic specializes in holistic care for the furry members of your family.  They wanted a logo that explicitly portrayed the asian holistic influence of the clinic while making it easy to understand at a glance that the clinic was for animals.

Client: Leo & Laura

Released: December 2008

Website: leoandlaura.com

Challenge: Leo and Laura are professional ballroom instructors interested in commercializing their competitive ballroom dancing.  They wanted an elegant, simple design that spoke of the lightness and grace in their dancing.

Client: Soodabeh Mokry, Ahliaz Designs

Released: July 2008

Website: AhliazDesigns.com

Challenge: Soodabeh wanted a modern, spicey logo that conveyed the both the elegance and passion ballroom dancing evokes.

Client: Ahliaz Designs

Released: July 2008

Website: AhliazDesigns.com

Challenge: Ahliaz Designs was in need of an online outlet to sell their beautiful ballroom costumes.  A full eCommerce shopping cart was implemented using PayPal’s merchant services.  Nifty rollover preview images were created alone with a full size viewing option for the costumes.

Client: Julie Deters Dress Design

Released: June 2008

Challenge: Julie wanted to start her own company creating custom bridal dresses.  She needed a logo that appealed to brides while maintaining her own quirky personality.

Client: Caliber Investments

Released: June 2008

Challenge: Caliber Investments wanted a contemporary logo design that said “old money.”  Beveled edges age the logo design without sacrificing the contemporary shape.

Client: zLoop

Released: Sept 2007

Website: zLoop.com

Challenge: zLoop needed a professional brand that conveyed it’s “Web 2.0”, youthful, social network intentions.  Business cards that took a cue from a social profile met the needs of this start up company.