01 / The project
Experienced people. A recognizable presence.
OBx Solutions helps businesses in Middle Georgia and across the Southeast with the technology they depend on every day. The work spans managed IT support, networks, cybersecurity, and backup and recovery.
My contributions bring that expertise into view through a distinctive logo, a practical printed piece, and a website that explains the services and makes it easy to start a conversation.
- Logo design
- Mousepad design
- Website design and development
02 / Logo design
An identity with a point of view.
OBx stands for “Outside the Box.” The logo gives that idea a visual form: expressive red lettering paired with a dimensional box symbol in black and gray.
The same recognizable mark connects the company’s printed material with its website. It gives OBx a consistent signature wherever a customer encounters the business.
03 / Mousepad design
A place on the customer’s desk.
The mousepad brings the identity into an everyday workspace. The logo sits against a blue server-room backdrop, while the service list explains the range of support available from OBx.
It is both a branded piece and a useful reference, keeping the company’s capabilities close at hand.
Original mousepad artwork from the project archive.
04 / Website design + development
Clear services. A direct conversation.
The website presents technical work in straightforward language. Large headlines establish what OBx does, organized service pages help visitors find relevant support, and prominent red buttons offer a clear next step.
The homepage introduces the business and its approach. Dedicated pages cover managed IT, networking, cybersecurity, and backup and recovery, while industry and company information provide context for prospective clients.
Design and development carry the identity through the experience—from the familiar logo and red accents to consistent navigation and direct contact options.
05 / A personal connection
Some partnerships go back a while.
“Kent has been a friend since the ’90s. He’s the most gifted and knowledgeable network engineer I’ve ever met.”
— Larry Najera
That long friendship makes this project personal. The logo, mousepad, and website represent work for someone whose expertise I know and respect.
Identity. Print. Web.
Bring the pieces together.
A recognizable identity works harder when the website and printed materials feel like part of the same company.


