Have you seen it? Beckenhorst Press’ website is finally live!

I have to say, this was the biggest challenge J4  has ever faced. We won, but not without a lot (understatement of the year) of work. This site presented a large number of challenges from all angles. But it’s here, and here to stay. Check it out: beckenhorstpress.com

We provided a whole new brand, business cards, letterhead, and web site for BPI. This was an enormous project! We’re proud to introduce you to it. Hope you enjoy.

Who does postcards?

Well, the USPS finally did something right, and put direct mail right back on the map in a big way. Solid Construction is having an open house tonight, and to let the whole neighborhood know, we sent out this postcard to all the houses in the area. Their Every Door Direct Mail was the perfect solution. We targeted the area with great precision and great value.

So these large postcards landed on every doorstep in the area of the Open House this week. Not bad.

Something pretty cool is coming from SimpleShot (I have seen it!), and here’s a teaser video we made for them. Check it out, and if you’re feeling especially generous, give SimpleShot a like while you’re there. Thanks, and I hope you enjoy.

This is a link to the video.

Well, the wraps are off another new website by J4S. Meet the new Financial Assistance website for the Greenville Library System.

This site has a custom-made backend allowing full (and really easy) editing by the library. We built this site from the ground up to be easy to use and to present a unique content challenge (it’s basically all text links!) in an appealing way. We hope you like it.

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And another logo project. This logo is one of those that is just loaded with meaning. And if you don’t see them/get them, it’s OK. Cause it just looks cool.

The client was, again, Nathan of FlippinOut. His new company, SimpleShot Shooting Sports needed a brand and J4 delivered. Nathan’s company over all others is Double X Designs, LLC, his main product is slingshots, and the company name has 4 consecutive s’s in it. The logo we created hints at all three of those elements and has a tough, metalic, shooting-sport look to it.

Or at least we think so. What do you think? Do you see the XX? The S? The slingshots? Let us know what you think. Thanks for reading.

Nathan Masters (simple-shot.com) came to us for a logo revision for his company, FlippinOut Slingshots. We were just going to do a little tweak, but ended up doing a full-blown logo design. We’re pretty happy with the outcome.

FYI, Nathan’s maker’s mark is XNX. There’s a cool story behind that at Flippinout, if you want to know it. See if you can find it in the new logo.

Here’s the original:

And here’s the new one:

OK, guys. This has been a big part of our absence posting here for a while. We are super-pleased to show you our latest site launch!

SimpleShot is one of those great concepts that comes along and you just know it’s destined to be great. Sure enough, it is. SimpleShot is headed by Nathan Masters of FlippinOut Slingshots. Nathan is an amazing craftsman who is applying is skills to slingshots. How cool is that? Who even KNEW that people were making such amazing slingshots? Well, Nathan is at the top of his game and his old WordPress store at FlippinOut was killing him. He came to us for not just an overhaul, but a completely new concept and e-comm site.

Enter SimpleShot. SimpleShot is a store that carries anything shooting-sport related that is top-notch. Everything here is the best of the best (as you can see). Custom slingshots, fabulous design, handmade craftsmanship. Wow. We were so impressed, we were eager to make this site from day one.

And now you can see the result of a few months of work. This store spins like a top thanks to Shopify – am amazing e-comm solution. This site met all Nathan’s needs and more. Check it out, yourself.

Here’s another site we’ve recently completed. This was an interesting one – we took this job as a challenge to ourselves. This site had a very tight deadline, and we delivered right on time. I won’t say it was simple, but it was challenging and the client was very pleased with the job.

This is a very cool product which now has a pretty cool website. :)