According to GE Capital Retail Bank's research from 2012 more than 80% of consumers search online before making a purchase. You can expect this number to be higher today!

Make Use of Web Design to Express What Your Business is About

We design websites that mirror or project what your business or organization is about. How you are. How you conduct business. What your business values are.
If your business is not online in 2023 or your company website was designed years ago, you may be missing out on many opportunities. Here are the key visitor experience and business goals no one can afford to ignore:

• Establish a solid first impression. As they say we only get one chance to make that first impression with your visitors, leads and prospects.
• Increase engagement. Finding ways to manifest curiosity to drive the likelihood that your visitors will stick around to inquire about your services.
• Make it easy. Your visitors see tens of thousands of messages a day. You want to facilitate your visitor's experience as they search for answers to questions you may be able to help them with. Help them acknowledge your offerings and how they can solve their challenges.

Simply put, this means a fast website. One that is responsive and mobile-ready for smaller devices such as tablets and mobile phones. A website that clearly represents your business presence on the web. It's the new brick-and-mortar, yellow pages, newspaper ad. It's the foundation to any business. Think in terms of online real estate.

How We Work

We work with a content management system (CMS) called WordPress to bring powerful, yet easy to maintain websites. There are countless options on the market and WordPress has proven to be very efficient and versatile.

Showcase your professionalism through a well planned and designed website that showcases your colors and values to your prospect buyers and customers.

Use our website design services.

Leverage UX to Better Align Your Messages With User Intent 

UX services focus on understanding how well your website responds to user behavior, their needs or jobs they are trying to accomplish, and the mindset they are in when they visit a particular page on your website. This is also known as user intent.

In practical terms, let's assume you have an emergency at work. You need a quick answer or workaround to a problem needing to be solved. You will likely reach for a web enabled device and look for this particular problem in the search engines. If the search results served send you to endless sales pages with pop-ups you might get discouraged and give up. If on the other hand you are served a clear page in which you swiftly identify aspects of your problem, and one that demonstrates the author understands where you are coming from and provides a quick solution or point to a service that may solve your problem you will feel relieved and satisfied.

Search engines are there to make answering our questions speedy and accurate. They can do this pretty efficiently assuming we teach them how to deliver our information. This is possible if we design the information in ways that it aligns with the user's intention and make that information easy to decode. This strategy often requires coordination between SEO efforts and UX to work properly. This in part explains why user experience is so interesting and in great demand these days.

To learn more about our user experience services