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Frequently, your website is what introduces your business to potential clients. So, think about some of the first interactions you’ve had with prospective clients which generated a sale or maybe even led to a lifelong business relationship. Your website should get as close as possible to emulating those interactions. Does your website design and content accomplish this?
Web Design
Electric Bricks Ranked as a Top Web Design Company on DesignRush
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We are excited to announce that DesignRush has ranked Electric Bricks as one of the Top Web Design Companies in Maryland! DesignRush ranks and reviews thousands of agencies throughout the US to help small and medium enterprises find quality web designers. And our team has successfully developed, designed, and launched dozens of stunning websites, enabling our clients’ businesses to thrive.
Is Image Diversity in Website Design Important?
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Image diversity may not be something we commonly think about; however, the specific imagery and photographs featured on your website can lower bounce rates while increasing website conversions. Your website imagery should have the capacity to speak to people of all types and backgrounds. While promoting cultural awareness and veering away from biases, diversifying your website’s images also builds trust and increases visitors’ engagement. This article will specifically focus on maintaining diversity when choosing images from a stock photo source.
Optimizing Your Calls-to-Action
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The calls-to-action (CTAs) on your website can greatly influence a user’s decision to make a purchase, call your business, or engage in other ways that can increase your bottom line. Several factors contribute to the effectiveness of the CTAs on your website.
New Web Designs for Long Island Businesses and Organizations
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The Electric Bricks web design and development team has been building websites for businesses throughout the US for over a decade. And because our flagship office is on Long Island, this article will highlight some of the Long Island-based companies and organizations whose websites we have recently launched.
Responsive Web Design With Advanced UI Functionality
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When properly executed, the form and functionality of a website work together to meet a company’s business goals, while simultaneously building confidence in the brand and highlighting their expertise to potential customers. From a marketing perspective, that can be a tall order to fill. To that end, a website’s user interface (UI) can play a significant role in how people perceive your brand. This is especially true for one of our most recent clients, Wellgate Technologies. As experts in custom software development specializing in mobile apps, Wellgate needed a web design that could successfully portray the high-tech nature of what they do and their own design and development proficiency.
Web Design the Right Way
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At Electric Bricks, we develop websites that are 100% unique. Our custom-built WordPress websites never use cookie-cutter themes and are always designed and developed to present your business in a way that is sure to build trust in your brand and help you do business better with your clients.
Web Design With Advanced Database Features
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Web development and creating websites with custom functionalities is at the core of what we do at Electric Bricks. More than just designing a pretty site, custom web development allows us to solve the unique challenges our clients face and helps them stand out from their competition. When Long Island Lacrosse Journal approached us for a site with a custom database to accurately track and report statistics for every single Long Island high school lacrosse team, game, and player we were eager to roll up our sleeves and get to work.
Website Design Featuring Secure Payments for Donations
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The Electric Bricks web development team has built a wide array of websites featuring secure e-commerce functionality. But what if you aren’t selling a physical product, and need a way to accept secure payments for donations or digital subscriptions? Maureen’s Haven recently came to us looking for a solution like this.
The Last Days of Flash
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A few years ago, Adobe announced it would stop supporting, updating, and distributing Flash Player by the end of 2020. Google Chrome and other popular browsers are set to stop supporting Flash this year, as well. And although Flash integration has decreased, there are still an estimated 100 million websites using this soon-to-be-extinct technology.