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Posts Tagged "Website Design"

Roto-Rooter High Desert Plumbing & Drain Service Website Redesign

Roto-Rooter High Desert Plumbing & Drain Service Website Redesign

By on Jul 14, 2014 in Blog, Portfolio, Web Design, Website Redesign, WordPress

Back in late April we launched a totally redesigned and responsive website for our friends at Roto-Rooter High Desert. It features an easy to navigate layout along with a navigation bar that stays with you as you scroll down the site. This search engine friendly SEO site was just launched under three months ago and the website is already ranking on the first pages of Google, Bing and Yahoo’s search engines! Is your current website outdated? Need a new redesigned website that’s responsive and displays correctly across all devices that gets your results? Contact us today via our online form and see how we can take your website to the next...

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San Bernardino County Fair Event Website

San Bernardino County Fair Event Website

By on Jul 14, 2014 in Blog, Portfolio, Web Design, WordPress

Earlier this year we designed and launched a an event website for the annual San Bernardino County Fair. The 2014 SBC Fair ended in June, but you can view what the site looked like below. The bright and colorful website featured easy access to all the fair information as well as a responsive web layout that allowed the site to display properly across all devices including computers, smartphones and tablets. Are you looking for a professionally developed responsive website for your business or event? Contact us today via our online...

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Residential Dining Solutions Food Service Website

Residential Dining Solutions Food Service Website

By on Jul 20, 2013 in Blog, Portfolio

We recently completed a website for Residential Dining Solutions (RDS) which is based out of Westlake Village, California (Ventura County). RDS is a food service management company and was created to allow small business owners the piece of mind that their food program is being managed by an expert. Their new WordPress CMS driven site allows Robert Bracaliello, President & Executive Chef, to post updates on his site such as his “Plate of the Week” as well as update information about his company and services using an easy to use visual editor without having to learn any HTML or CSS code. You can view the live website rdsdining.com....

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Why Your Business Needs A Website

Why Your Business Needs A Website

By on Jun 20, 2013 in Blog, Featured, Internet Marketing, Web Design, Website Tips

Business Websites – Why Are They Important? When you run a business, one of the most vital forms of media you can utilize to increase your reach as well as increase the sales is a top-quality website. Whether you already have a website, which is currently live but not affecting sales, or you are planning your first venture into the world of online marketing, building a new website or improving an existing one, will increase traffic and sales. Having a visually attractive and functionally easy-to-use website will allow you to attract visitors and capture visitor information, and help utilize the potential of the internet effectively. Importance of website quality A business website with high-quality elements provides you with the tools needed to capture large amounts of traffic and related data that is available online. It also provides accessibility to your customers. It is a way for the people who visit the site to obtain information about the products or services, as well as get in touch with you, without the need for a phone conversation, especially during non-working hours. Every day, millions of people search the Internet for various products or services. This provides you with numerous opportunities to capture business from people looking for products or services that you offer. Just as opening a store gives your company physical presence, a good quality business website gives you the online presence you need, to be noticed. Not utilizing these opportunities could result in the loss of a number of potential sales every day, regardless of how good your product might be. Other benefits The key benefit of a good business website is the access it provides to your existing and potential customers, whom you otherwise may not be able to contact. Without a website, the reach of your business extends only to the traditional limits, and you will miss those potential customers who use the internet as their primary point for purchase research. Another benefit is the marketing you can do with a little help from a company that offers internet marketing services. You can develop a direct response site that will be highly effective in reaching the traffic on the internet. Another useful tool is a ‘subscribe’ option,...

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9 Factors For A Successful Website

9 Factors For A Successful Website

By on Apr 5, 2013 in Blog, Featured, Internet Marketing, Web Design, Website Tips

While every one’s visual tastes are different, there are several universal principles that successful websites embody. We’ve distilled these down for you into a simple list of critical success factors. As the web matures, visitors come to your site with higher expectations. Failing to satisfy those expectations can dramatically reduce the effectiveness of your website. 1. Quality Content People visit your site to view content, so providing worthwhile content is one of the most fundamental issues that website owners need to address. The quality of your content not only plays a vital role in converting visitors into results, but also directly impacts your search engine rankings. Good content is time consuming to produce, so ensure that you make adequate allowances for content production in your planning. 2. Usability Many sites on the web – even cool ones – fail because people either can’t figure out how to use the site or couldn’t be bothered trying to work out the innovative navigation that the web designer spent countless hours inventing. To ensure that visitors find your site easy to use, it is advisable to run some simple tests with a small number of people from your target demographic. Just ask them to perform some basic tasks on your web site (such as “purchase 2 widgets using this credit card”). You may be surprised at the results and the findings may vastly improve your website overall. 3. Accessibility People access the internet in many different ways using an increasing number of connections, browsers and devices. From fast corporate connections, high speed cable and DSL, to mobile broadband, Android Phones & iPhones, speech browsers, old browsers through to old fashioned dial-up the range is enormous. Your site needs to be usable on any of the platforms that people are likely to access it from. The key concept here is “graceful degradation”€ which simply means that whilst a simple device might not display your web page in all its glory, it should still display in a respectable manner. 4. A Good Strategy A good strategy is essential to gaining a good return on the money invested in developing your website. Ensure that you know why you have a site and what business outcomes...

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