For this fourth annual gathering of cycling’s movers and shakers (or would that be pedalers?), Word Jones took the fact that this year the event is held in Salem and focused on legislative lobbying – and, voila, a visual concept!
Sarah created the iconic image, and we used it for postcards, a program and a new Web site. (Design: Sarah Cook/Word Jones. Copy: Jim Moore/Word Jones. Web: James Turner/Word Jones.)
TriMet Westside Express materials
As part of our ongoing design work for TriMet, Geena created a series of pieces for the agency’s new Westside Express Service (WES) commuter-train system – invitations, maps and other collateral.
Using bold colors and a retro design style, she crafted handsome pieces appropriate for this important project. (Design: Geena Min/Word Jones. Copy: TriMet.)
Ecos Consulting Web site
When long-time Word Jones client Ecos Consulting decided to completely overhaul their Web site, they asked Word Jones to help unify their online copy voice.
Rather than a more marketing-based voice, they were looking for a professional-expert tone. Using the knowledge gained over years of working with Ecos, Jim crafted pages and pages of convincing copy. (Copy: Jim Moore/Word Jones. Design: Ecos Consulting.)
What’s For Dinner?
This fantastic gourmet-food-delivery service (Jim was a customer before they were a client) had a Web site that was more of a business deterrent than an asset.
Too many steps, non-intuitive navigation, no e-commerce capability… knowing they had to improve to stay competitive, WFD asked for our help. Jim and James helped them create a streamlined, attractive site that has led to a growth in business even in a tight economy. (Copy: Jim Moore/Word Jones. Design input: James Turner/Word Jones. Web construction: Wolfpk.)
Alta Planning + Design Web
The challenge: convey the incredible breadth of a renowned Portland firm that lends its expertise to planning bike- and pedestrian-friendly transportation, urban and rural trails, downtown cores, public spaces and more – plus research and training.
The answer: short bursts of very descriptive copy. Word Jones helped the Overland Agency by capturing Alta’s expertise in small bites. (Copy: Jim Moore/Word Jones. Design: Overland Agency.)
