Level Four Storefront was founded in 2005 by Josh Jones, a teacher at Pendleton High School. Josh's interest in technology as well as his recognition of its growing importance led him to begin teaching website design early in his career. Eventually, he became interested in Flash. Many new technologies were springing up around Flash, but most interesting to Josh was Flash Remoting, an innovative technology that immediately superseded the old methods of data acquisition using XML and Flash Components. Flash Remoting was expensive if purchased through Macromedia (bought out by Adobe in 2005), but, fortunately, a new open source project called AMFPHP was also just emerging, and it was much easier to integrate with Flash. The rest is, as we say, history: Josh was then able to move forward and develop the Level Four Storefront, which continues to evolve today.

In it's fourth year, Level Four Storefront's growth is beginning to accelerate.  Josh's goal is to continue to provide personalized service, taking any and all calls through his cell phone. Coming on board this year is fellow High School Teacher Eric Oja and former student Matt Corley. Each comes with new and innovative ideas and hopes to add value to the storefront while providing a higher level of service for Level Four's customers, to expand the capabilities of the store and provide a higher level of service for our customers. With the addition of our new members, the Level Four team is squarely focused on shaping our products to even better meet the needs of our customers.