Selected work / Jones Mobile Media
Jones Mobile Media.
A bold online presence
for a business on the move.
- Website Design
- Graphic Design
The project
A stronger presence
for a growing business.
My role Website & graphic designer
Jones Mobile Media needed more website content and a clearer way to present its mobile billboard services. I redesigned the site around those needs and Troy Jones’ requested “Urban Space” aesthetic.
The project started with a kickboxing seminar taught by Troy. I followed him on Instagram afterward, saw his post about needing a website, and reached out.
I brought website and graphic design to the project, working with the Jones Mobile Media identity and supplied photography and video.
Documented project result
Attracted advertisers with 40% higher budgets.
Creative direction
The “Urban Space”
brief.
I translated the requested direction into a website built around strong contrasts: urban photography, space-inspired graphics, bold typography, and the brand’s blue.
The original project composition brings that visual language together, with the truck and mobile website presented against a lunar landscape.
Website design
Explain the offer.
Make the next step clear.
I organized the services, packages, and business information into a clear website presentation. The page designs connect the offering with contact calls to action, editorial content, and an email-signup area.
These original screens show the website work from my engagement.
Services & packages
Enlarge artwork ↗
Content & contact
Enlarge artwork ↗Mobile presentation
Same personality.
Smaller screen.
I carried the visual direction into the mobile layout, keeping the opening message and contact action prominent.
The original mobile presentation preserves the graphic treatment and the brand’s character in a narrower format.
Design with a commercial purpose
Give the work
a stronger introduction.
I brought web design and graphic design together to give Jones Mobile Media a distinctive way to present its services and start conversations with advertisers.