Jackson Logic

The work

Selected work. Finding what a business has not seen yet is the part we like most.

Nagomi Vie

Research, launch plan, brand, website, request systems

Nagomi Vie came to us as an idea in a spreadsheet. We researched the market and found several things the first plan had not accounted for, including how the service should be priced and how its first clients would be reached. We shaped it into one clear offer, then made it something you can see: a brand and a website you can open and walk through. Those finds are the gems we look for in every project.

Open the site

Nagomi Vie home page on a desktop screen: a headline reading You keep your peace, we keep everything else in mind, beside a photo of the ocean.
The Nagomi Vie home page at phone width: the logo and a Menu link above a photo of the ocean, then a greeting and the headline.
The Nagomi Vie days and weekends page on a desktop screen: a heading, a short introduction and a photo of a beach at dusk.
The Nagomi Vie days and weekends page at phone width.
A day plan on the Nagomi Vie days and weekends page, drawn as a timeline from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm with private yoga, a massage at home and dinner cooked at home.
A day plan drawn as a timeline on the days and weekends page

The next two are concepts. Most small business websites are a poster: a logo, a phone number and a few photographs. These show what the same site can be when it is built to be used every day.

Tio Joe’s

Concept. Website, menu, booking by call or text

A concept for a caterer. The menu is set out to be read, the services are explained, and booking is one tap from every screen.

Open the site

Tio Joe’s one-page site on a desktop screen: a red logo with the words nothing but heat, beside a photo of a tall stack of roasted meat, with a Book now button.
The Tio Joe’s site at phone width: a red logo, a Book now button and the large Tio Joe’s logo over a photo of roasted meat.
The services section of the Tio Joe’s site on a dark background: three cards for event catering, private parties and street food, beside a red panel with a Get a quote button.
The services section, with the quote panel beside it
The menu section of the Tio Joe’s site on a cream background: four columns headed Meats, Served as, Sides and toppings, and Drinks, with a Get a quote button under them.
The menu, set in four columns, with the quote button under it

Crest & Grove

Concept. Brand, website, live site plan, request system

A concept for a commercial landscape company. The site plan can be explored layer by layer, and the request form asks who is asking and what the property needs, then hands the office a sorted request.

Open the site

The Crest & Grove home page on a desktop screen: the headline Design, Build, Maintain beside a courtyard plan drawn in light lines on dark green.
The Crest & Grove home page at phone width: the logo and a Menu button above the courtyard plan and the headline.
The courtyard plan on the Crest & Grove site with a note open on maintenance: the same crew each week, with every visit logged.
The site plan, with a note open on one of its markers
A sorted request on the Crest & Grove site: new project, within three months, from an apartment community, with the property, scope, timing and contact listed.
A request as the office would receive it, already sorted

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