PJoncas Studios, LLC.

Overview

As project lead and creative director, Philip Joncas, President of PJoncas Studios, LLC, led efforts to redesign the Transportation Security Administration's Web site. In addition to overseeing user research, Joncas designed the layout, managed the content rewrite and site requirements. The Web site was launched successfully on time and on budget and was critical in communicating with the public, particularly during the liquid ban in U.S. airports. During the ban, more than two million visitors were recorded using the site.

Date Completed

June 2006

Overview

A large IT firm with customers across the country hired us to redesign its site and develop an eye-catching Web introduction to help encourage visitors to click through its site and learn more about the company. We were able to help increase its overall Web presence and traffic by creating a user-friendly layout using xHTML and CSS.

Date Completed

February 2007

Overview

A small residential development company based in Minneapolis, MN challenged us with creating its entire brand — print collateral, Web Site and photography. Using Adobe Illustrator we designed several print items, using images shot by our team. We also designed and built a Web site, consistent with the print material branding, to showcase the companyís completed projects. The site is built using compliant xHTML and CSS. To showcase the property images we used Lightbox v.2.0 JavaScript.

Date Completed

April 2007

Overview

Fairmont Studios, a Web design and hosting firm offering tailored Internet solutions, approached us to brand its new public service branch. Using Adobe Illustrator, we helped develop the Fairmont Cares brand by creating a logo for use in print materials and its Web site. We then designed the site using Adobe Photoshop and handed back the development work to Fairmont Studio staff.

Date Completed

October 2007

Overview

Fairmont Studios contacted us for assistance with site design. Seek2Excel offers premier sports footwear and apparel, who wanted a site to help them stand out from their competitors. To meet this goal, we designed a look and feel that is unique and eye-catching but that also allows for simple updates as the company grows. The site also provides potential customers the opportunity to review the various lines of apparel with pictures and simple descriptions.

Date Completed

August 2007

Overview

The Trina Kay Organization (TKO) was a client referral from Home Row Editorial, LLC., our DC–based public relations firm partner. TKO is a an independent publicity agency based in Los Angeles, CA. The management team wanted a simple, pleasing site that displayed its portfolio, goals and desire to serve their clientele attentively. Through the use of a unique design in the header and footer areas, we were able to provide a site which generates interest and provides more information to interested business owners.

Date Completed

September 2007

Overview

A DC based, full-service commercial brokerage firm lacked a Web presence. As a small firm with a limited budget, its goal was to establish a presence on the World Wide Web and attract new clients. To meet its needs, we developed a user-friendly site that promotes the firmís services and experience. The site was built using standard compliant xHTML and CSS.

Date Completed

July 2007

Overview

A strategic branding and graphic design consulting firm from Washington, DC contacted us to redesign its Web site. Company executives felt the site wasn'tít consistent with the company brand and wanted the site to be easier to navigate yet more sophisticated looking. We redesigned the site using Flash multimedia for the home page and xHTML, CSS and JavaScript to satisfy the companyís Web goals.

Date Completed

June 2007

Overview

A health care management consultant needed a full–service creative team to brand her company. With only a logo to work from, we developed business cards, a company brochure and Web site. The print materials were created using Adobe Illustrator and the Web site was built with standard compliant xHTML and CSS.

Date Completed

February 2007

Overview

A DC–based PR firm, specializing in writing and editing, contacted us to design and build a new Web site after failed attempts with another firm. The company tasked us with creating a modern site to publicize its services and client roster. Working with the company leadership, we developed an artistic, user-friendly site using xHTML and CSS. Since this project, we have become regular business partners.

Date Completed

October 2006

Overview

18 Karat Interiors was another client referral from Home Row Editorial, LLC.. The company needed help redesigning and developing a previously purchased Web site template. After company officials struggled to build the site on their own, we were able to take the original layout and create a new site in only a few days using Flash, xHTML and CSS.

Date Completed

March 2007

Overview

La Tomate is a local DC restaurant featuring authentic italian cuisine. After developing its previous site using Flash several years ago, we created a brand new site which is more in line with the restaurant brand. We also updated the site code to compliant xHTML and CSS, making navigation easier for La Tomate customers.

Date Completed

October 2007

Overview

Meridian Junior Golf is a professional golf supplier in the greater Minneapolis, MN area. We introduced Meridian Junior Golf to the Internet and helped brand the company with a fresh new on-line identity. The site allows Meridian to promote its products to current and new customers in a clean and user-friendly manner.

Date Completed

August 2007

Overview

Mourayo, a Greek restaurant, came to us a few years back to create its original on-line face. The old Flash site was outdated, so we provided an update in both design and development. We freshened the site look with images that reflect the blue skies and sparkling blue waters of Greece and then developed the site using compliant xHTML and CSS.

Date Completed

October 2007

Overview

A youth athletic sports camp in Massachusetts hired our team to create a total brand package — logo, brochure and Web site. Using Adobe Illustrator, we created a logo which was carried throughout its print materials and Web site. Using Adobe InDesign, we created the printer materials; promotional brochure and application sheets. We built the company Web site using standard compliant xHTML and CSS. Now in it's second year, the camp has seen a significant increase in enrollment and has added an additional week of camp.

Date Completed

Web site redesign complete January 2007

Identity completed January 2006