We recently developed a new logo and website for Riney Hancock CPAs, an accounting and financial consulting firm offering professional services for businesses and individuals, with offices in Owensboro, Ky., and Evansville, Ind.
After celebrating 30 years of business last year, Riney Hancock looked to update their visual identity with a clean, modern logo and a website design to match.
more: A fresh logo and website for Riney Hancock CPAs
We recently launched a new website for the Danville-Boyle County Tourism Office that delivers a wealth of information to travelers planning a visit to the historic, beautiful central Kentucky community.
The site features a comprehensive archive of places to stay, explore, eat, and gather. These listings are built with our exclusive RPS Directory software which makes it extremely easy to manage and display this valuable information. The Danville CVB expanded the dining guide to include every restaurant in Danville.
more: New website encourages travel to Danville, Kentucky
We developed a new website for the Perry County Public Library to help the library system improve engagement and better promote its resources to the Southern Indiana communities that it serves. We recently designed a new logo for the library, as well.
The library’s previous website was limited by a theme with a restrictive layout and design, making it difficult for library staff to highlight events and programs, and for visitors to find information. We worked with the library staff to develop an orderly site structure, then implemented a design that delivers appropriate focus to important elements.
more: Perry County Public Library unveils new website
We recently developed a new logo for the Perry County Public Library in Indiana, which has locations in Tell City and Cannelton, and operates a Bookmobile that serves the whole community of Perry County.
The library provides numerous services including computer labs, Wi-Fi, children’s story times, and meeting rooms.
more: A new logo for Perry County Public Library
Red Pixel Studios recently developed and launched an app for Backroads of Appalachia.
Backroads of Appalachia works to drive economic development and opportunity in the poverty-stricken areas of Appalachia through motorsports-focused tourism.
more: The Backroads of Appalachia app delivers fun, scenic routes
We recently developed a logo for the Lily Pad Cafe, a newly launched food service area located inside HOP Shops. HOP Shops is a chain of convenience and fuel stores located in northern Kentucky and southwest Ohio that are owned and operated by Valor Oil.
We had created the logo for HOP Shops in 2018, when Valor Oil undertook a rebranding effort for the recently acquired stores. HOP Shops had used a kangaroo mascot up to that time, but Valor Oil wanted to move in a new direction.
more: Lily Pad Cafe logo is a perfect complement for HOP Shops
Red Pixel Studios launched a new website for Kenergy Corp on September 7, updating a site we had previously developed for the energy provider with a modern look and improvements in organization.
Kenergy is an electric cooperative based in Owensboro, serving nearly 60,000 members across 14 counties in Western Kentucky. Kenergy is one of 24 rural electric distribution cooperatives in Kentucky, which together provide electricity for 1.5 million Kentuckians in 117 of Kentucky’s 120 counties.
more: Kenergy’s website gets a fresh new look
Red Pixel Studios developed a new website for RBS Design Group, an award winning architectural firm based in Owensboro, Ky., that creates educational, religious, civic, athletic, and commercial facilities.
RBS Design Group wanted a minimalist approach to the structure of the website along with a clean, modern appearance. They presented us with an outline that included only two elements for the primary navigation, and suggested a home page with minimal distraction.
more: A new website for RBS Design Group
Red Pixel Studios launched a new website for Jackson Purchase Energy Cooperative, developing the site with a strict deadline in a narrow window.
Jackson Purchase Energy Cooperative is a rural electric cooperative based in Paducah, serving approximately 30,000 consumer-members across six counties in Western Kentucky. JPEC is one of 24 rural electric distribution cooperatives in Kentucky, which together provide electricity for 1.5 million Kentuckians in 117 of Kentucky’s 120 counties.
more: Jackson Purchase Energy Cooperative launches new website, with quick turnaround
Red Pixel Studios developed a new website for L. Ruth Interior Design, a firm based in Owensboro, Ky., that specializes in designs for restaurants, offices, health care facilities, and a wide variety of residences.
The L. Ruth Interior Design website features an extensive portfolio of the firm’s work in commercial and residential spaces, with galleries of images that highlight the designers’ creativity and attention to detail. The website also enables prospective clients to learn about the design group’s services and read testimonials from previous clients.
more: A new website for L. Ruth Interior Design