Publix

Where Shopping Is A Pleasure.

2022-Present

Rich Media

A visually engaging page-turn animation was designed to enhance user experience, specifically aiding consumers in locating the advertised “theme” page.

Through A/B testing, the team compared two formats (video with animations vs. slide-show) and analyzed performance metrics to assess effectiveness.

Despite the comparable click-through rates between the two formats, the cost-effective slide-show format was chosen for deployment, demonstrating a focus on balancing creativity and resource management.

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES

ANN COOPER

CHARLIE WALLACE

OPERATIONS

MARKYKAY SCOTT

NICOLE MINNIS

CREATIVE

SHARON CHUI

JASON HOTLE

ANIMATION

JASON HOTLE

2012-2022

GetTheSavings.com

Successfully implemented the “Print at Home” creative/sales tactic, showcasing the ability to lead creative development in collaboration with external developers.

Bringing the project in-house not only reduced costs but also enhanced the design team’s web design capabilities.

Developed templates, manuals, and conducted training sessions to enable non-web designers to efficiently execute the strategy, fostering a more versatile and skilled team.

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES

ANN COOPER

CHARLIE WALLACE

OPERATIONS

MARYKAY SCOTT

CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT

JASON HOTLE

DESIGN

CHRIS GILLESPIE

SHARON CHUI

JASON HOTLE

SMYTH KOWALCZYK (REDESIGNED 2023)

2013

Coupon Template Layout

Redesigned coupon templates in 2013 to streamline the production process for printed savings programs, benefiting efficiency and scalability.

The foundational design extended beyond Publix, demonstrating versatility and adaptability for use by various grocery retailers.

Despite refinements over time, the core concept of the redesign has endured, reflecting a long-lasting, innovative approach.

CREATIVE

JASON HOTLE

2011-present

Holiday Photography

Over 13 years of utilizing photography skills for Publix Winter Family Savings holiday items demonstrates consistent dedication and expertise.

Successfully overcame challenges such as fluorescent lighting and limited office space, showcasing resourcefulness and problem-solving skills.

Transitioning to remote work allowed greater control over shooting conditions, resulting in higher-quality photographs.

PHOTOGRAPHER

JASON HOTLE

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Valrico, Florida 33594
info@jasonhotle.com
(727) 519-4327

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