Vikki Jones, built for the rooms she's in

How we took Vikki Jones from a single Canva page to a site in six languages for a global media executive.

Vikki JonesLaunchOctober 27, 2026

Written with Claude Opus 5.5

The vikkimjones.net homepage: Media authority built across global rooms, in white and gold on black, beside a portrait of Vikki Jones.

Vikki Jones is an author, a publisher, and the founder and CEO of VMH Media. Her work takes her from book launches to technology stages to professional sports, in rooms all over the world. Her website needed to keep up with her.

Where it started

Her old site was one long page built in Canva. It opened with her photo and a long bio under her name and tagline, "Elevating Voices. Expanding Vision." Next came a navy banner with a button to apply for a discovery call, then her books, a long run of covers, each with its own Buy Now button. It had a lot of her in it, but it was one page in one language, and every change meant opening the design tool and moving boxes around.

The top of the old vikkimjones.com: a portrait of Vikki beside a long bio under Vikki Jones and Elevating Voices. Expanding Vision. — The old vikkimjones.com, built in Canva. This is where it opened.

Further down the old site: Elevating Voices. Expanding Vision. in gold on navy, beside a photo of Vikki, with a button to apply for a complimentary discovery call. — Further down the old page: the discovery call banner, then her books, one block at a time.

Further down the old site: her book Position to Receive, with its cover beside a block of description on gray. — Further down the old page: the discovery call banner, then her books, one block at a time.

First, a real home

In May we rebuilt it as a real website, written from scratch so it could grow with her. We kept her tagline, because it was already hers, and built the page around her books, with a cream and gold look that felt like a well made hardcover. Every book got a real home with a link to buy it, and the contact form went straight to her inbox.

The May version of the new site: Elevating Voices. Expanding Vision. in large serif type on cream, beside a portrait of Vikki. — The first version of the new site, in May.

Six languages, not one

Vikki's audience isn't only in one country, so the site speaks Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, French, and Arabic too. These are full versions of the site, not a translate button. Arabic reads right to left, so the whole layout flips, from the menu to the portrait to the order of the buttons. When her book Align came out in Chinese, it had a real place to land.

The Arabic homepage: the headline in Arabic on the right, the portrait on the left, the whole layout mirrored. — The Arabic and Chinese homepages. Arabic mirrors the whole layout.

The Chinese homepage: the headline in Chinese in white and gold beside the portrait. — The Arabic and Chinese homepages. Arabic mirrors the whole layout.

Room for the rest of her work

Vikki's work doesn't fit on one page, so the pieces that needed space got their own. Her bag collection started because she couldn't find a bag that matched the rooms she works in, so she designed her own. It got a dark, editorial page called Carry the Room. Made to Love, her social and emotional learning program for young kids, got a soft, bright page of its own, with the book, the Payton doll, and the toolkit that goes with them.

The bags page: three handbags in gold, black, and burgundy on a dark stage, with Carry the Room in serif type. — Carry the Room and Made to Love, each with its own look.

The Made to Love page: three smiling girls holding Payton dolls, beside Empowering Emotional Intelligence in Early Childhood. — Carry the Room and Made to Love, each with its own look.

A new opening

By September, Vikki's work had grown well past the books. She was reporting from tech launches, working with professional sports, and leading conversations at global conferences. So the homepage changed to lead with that. It opens in black and gold now: "Media authority built across global rooms." Right under it, the work is laid out by the rooms she's in: technology, sports, global leadership, and publishing. The books are all still there, just a little further down.

The selected work section: Access is not the story. What she does with it is. Above cards for technology, professional sports, and global leadership. — Her work, grouped by the rooms she's in.

Then we stayed

The site has changed 205 times since May, and it's still changing: new engagements, new books, new links as her work moves. That's the point. A site for someone like Vikki is never finished, so we keep it moving with her.