Lucas Lopvet

Lucas Lopvet Project Management Lucas was born and raised in France and became a US citizen in 2007. He started at JHMG as a web designer back in 2010 and progressively added managing projects and company operations to his role. Those 12 years of experience working at JHMG have given Lucas the knowledge that it takes to manage projects closely and thoroughly, by planning, organizing and managing resources for a successful result. As a front-end developer, he has extensive WordPress knowledge and experience, he has been involved in hundreds of development projects by designing, developing, deploying, maintaining and repairing sites for small/medium businesses, non-profits organizations, and more. His lifelong interest in visual art began during early childhood, his areas of expertise include graphic design, web design and logo design as well as children’s book illustrations. He keeps drawing on a daily basis for fun and sometimes painting. Lucas and his wife have 2 kids and have been living in northern Argentina since 2017 surrounded by the Andean cloud forest and colorful Toucans.

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Tweet Your Way to the Top

It doesn’t take much to convince businesses to create social media accounts. But once in use the question becomes, "How do I use this online marketing tool effectively?" If this question applies to you, then you’re in luck! Twitter has released a list of helpful tips...

Craving a Social Media Presence? You Should, It’s Delicious.

Craving a Social Media Presence? You Should, It’s Delicious.

In a time during which 41% of Americans claim to get most of their news online and 71% of Americans have at least one social media account*, it’s no surprise that the majority of businesses have succumbed to the power of technology and created professional accounts on popular sites such as Facebook and Twitter. While these statistics provide motivation for companies to join such sites, the question becomes whether or not the “popular” sites represent the best option for small businesses?

Superbowl XLV

The Super Bowl is like Christmas for me - I wait all year for this day to come. Although I was a football cheerleader in high school, I am not a knowledgeable football fan. I know the basics - touchdown, field goal, first down ... you get the idea. My favorite part of...

Bulldog 100: Fastest Growing Bulldog Businesses

Bulldog 100: Fastest Growing Bulldog Businesses

It all started at a flea market where Jason Long and Jeremy Minnick met as college students about 7 years ago. They became friends and ended up working together at a local mapping company. The company’s split lead to the formation of J House Media, and as the saying...

A Case for Version Control

When you save your work, how saved or safe is it really? How easy is it to overwrite, delete, or mistakenly edit something irrevocably? Ever nuked a project with just one incorrect double-click or click-and-drag? How about multi-developer projects? When many people...

6 Ways to Improve Personal Productivity

Being a naturally busy person, I tend to get a little overwhelmed by the volume of things I could be doing and so I employ lists. I love checklists and to-do lists but the number of items I put on them contribute towards a state of being I call: Compulsive...

How to Serve the Four Information Seeking Behaviors

When organizing information for the web, it is important to understand your users and how they will access your content.  The first goal of a great designer is to offer a high level of usability.  In order to do this, we start with the four information seeking...

Social Media Wars: Facebook vs. Twitter

Social Media Wars: Facebook vs. Twitter

When people think of social media, they think of Facebook and Twitter. When businesses think of social media, they think... Well, what do they think? We have all heard stories that businesses need to get more involved in social media. But why? What does is have to...

Morton Theatre’s New Face

Morton Theatre, a performing arts hub full of culture and heritage is celebrating 100 years of excellence in Athens, GA. They continue to bring in local community performances as well as popular touring groups. Recently, J House Media restored their website and now...

Tips For Going Viral

So the largest online video site is finally making money! They have managed to sell advertisements to some of the largest corporations in America, and these businesses are achieving greater heights of product sales from placing their ad on the face of YouTube. Every...

SEO Overload: When It Becomes Too Much

As with anything in life, you need to find a good balance. Everyone wants their Website to be the first result in a search. So how do we do this? We use search engine optimization (SEO). But how much is too much? Is too much SEO bad? What will happen? When it comes to...

New & Spicy Old Spice

Ever heard the expression, “If it were a snake it would have bit me?” I’ll give you an example. This morning I was searching everywhere for my phone. While I was doing so I was talking to a friend on my cell phone saying, “This is ridiculous. Why do I always lose...

YouTube Goes Global

The effects of YouTube are vast...probably much larger than the creators ever originally intended. Who knew that a 10 second user-generated video could develop such wild feedback and irreversible cultural change? These influences now stretch well beyond the realms of...

Google Instant & What it Means for SEO

You may have heard buzz about the new Google search, called Google Instant, launched in early September of 2010. What is Google Instant? It’s Google’s new, quicker way of providing search engine users with results. This new search engine displays your results as you...

It’s Time to Be Honest With Yourselves, Twitter Users

Twitter users, the day has come to take a step back and ask yourself: Is it time for me to join a TSA program - Twitter Spammer Anonymous? Many of you will of course say “Absolutely not! How dare you suggest such a thing?!” However, as soon as I ask which ones of you...

SEO Tactics: 10 Ways to Make Your Blog SEO Friendly

Blogging is the new trend for everyone these days. There’s all kinds of different blogs out there too. There are personal blogs for those who think they’re lives are so interesting that they must document every minute of it for the world to see. There are business...

SEO: Going Beyond Keyword Density

Now that we’ve gone over the basics of search engine optimization, it’s time to brush up on these SEO techniques, found through the Beanstalk. Keyword Overview The first thing people usually hear about optimizing your site is keyword density. Focusing on the correct...

Stop Calling Twitter a Social Network!

At least, that's what another Twitter vice-president said last week at Nokia World 2010. Kevin Thau, Twitter's Vice-President for business and corporate development, reiterated Sean Garrett's claim that Twitter is an "information network," not a social network, and...

Don’t Be Spam, Be Glam!

Spam isn’t good in a frying pan, and it’s no better in your email account. To be constantly bombarded by never ending marketing ploys is a commonality for people nowadays. They spend more time deleting and ignoring emails than they do writing them. However, it will do...

Search Engine Optimization: The Basics

Search engine optimization, more popularly known as SEO, may be a term you’ve been hearing a lot lately. You know it’s something useful, something that could help the increase traffic to your Website. But what exactly is search engine optimization? Even saying the...

J House Media Support Policy Changes

J House Media Support Policy Changes

Our goal at J House Media has always been to deliver more than what our clients ask of us. We strive to meet and exceed the needs of our clients, and to continue to give the highest level of support once a project is officially in a client’s hands. We refer to this as...

Site Launch: Peconic Bay Medical Center

J House Media, an Athens-based Web Design Firm, announces the launch of the Peconic Bay Medical Center website. Peconic Bay Medical Center is a 182-bed not-for-profit medical center, which includes a 60-bed Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Peconic Bay...

Site Launch: Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

J House Media, an Athens-based Web Design Firm, announces the launch of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) website.   The OLLI site allows visitors to peruse the course offering in its entirety, register for courses and membership, and browse many other...

Site Launch: Shelter Island

J House Media, an Athens-based Web Design Firm, announces the launch of the Shelter Island Reporter website. The Shelter Island Reporter is a publication of Times/Review, a Mattituck, NY based newspaper publishing company. The website is J House's first community...

A Simple Approach to SEO

Everyone wants to know how they can be “number one on Google.” Essentially, this question is mother to the SEO industry, and answering it is guaranteed success. While the SEO process is intricate, arduous and never-ending, there are three general areas in which effort...

SEO: Meta Tag Tactics

You’ve heard of SEO and (hopefully) read our two previous posts on the topic, but if you're thinking, "what in the world is a meta tag and how is it going to help optimize my Website?" You're in luck! Meta Tags Defined According to Dictionary.com, a meta tag is a type...

5 Tips to Prevent MySQL Injection Attacks

While it may sound defeatist to lean on the old adage of  "where there's a will, there's a way," it is ultimately true when it comes to getting hacked. The only sure-fire way to keep your website from being compromised is to turn the computer off and lock it in a...

Pros and Cons of an MVC Framework

The web development community has been abuzz in recent years with using more and more frameworks and content management systems to build websites and web applications on. Frameworks using the MVC model, have been gaining a lot of popularity lately, but are they the...

How to Design a Website

Here are some tips on how to design a website. This tutorial will take you through the basics of client management, design theory, and design process. Hopefully, when we are all done, you will be able to design a usable website from scratch as well as manage your...

Bel-Jean Copy Print Launches a New Site

Bel-Jean Copy Print Launches a New Site

Bel-Jean Copy/Print Center on Broad Street in downtown Athens perks up the print biz with a lively website. Founded by a man who fell in love with the community and acquired by a Julie McLeod who claimed early roots in Athens through her family, this local print...

The Art of Beta Testing

The Art of Beta Testing

A Beta version is originally used to refer to software applications that are close to completion. Beta software is still under active development, debugging, and revisions. Beta software typically doesn’t have all features (even sometimes critical ones) implemented fully or at all.