S4:Labs - Community Applications
Downtown Jacksonville and the Landing as seen from the South Bank
Second to doing client-based work, Station Four actively works on a number of projects, some of which are designed to organize and energize the local Jacksonville, Florida community.
jacksonville visual arts
Station Four is currently working on a web application design to help organize the local Jacksonville art community, allowing artists and galleries to promote themselves and their art. This project is currently in the planning stages and Station Four is proactive in talking with artists and gallery owners in determining what will be of most value to them.
organic farms
S4 is working on an application that makes it easier for local restaurants and establishments to connect and order from organic farms and co-ops in the surrounding areas.
Charity Work in Jacksonville and Beyond
At any given time, we try to have at least one active project for a good cause or non-profit organization, offering our services on a pro bono or reduced-rate basis.
Outside the Station Four office looking towards downtown
Lutheran Social Services
In 2007, Station Four teamed up with Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida to take the lead on a comprehensive redesign and custom application to help LSS implement specific branding efforts and more effectively communicate with their volunteers and donors.
In doing so, LSS hopes to better serve thousands of individuals and families with needs ranging from food, shelter, and education to disease education and prevention.
Jacksonville Food Fight
Station Four worked with LSS to quickly develop the website for the Jacksonville Food Fight website and was a Gold-level sponsor for the event.
Second Harvest Food Bank of North Florida
Station Four donated its time to develop a website for the Second Harvest Food Bank of North Florida — wenourishhope.com. We developed a site that was able to be dynamically updated by internal staff through a custom content management system.
Project Alaska
Project Alaska is a project organized by Jacksonville-local Cathy Parker to raise money to build a football field for the Whalers, a high school football team in Barrow, Alaska. As the Whalers’ efforts began to receive national attention from ESPN and other outlets, Cathy realized the need for a professional online presence. Station Four dedicated its time to help them design and develop a cohesive website: http://www.projectalaskaturf.com