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Dynatek Loading Systems

This manufacturer of loading systems for train cars, barges, and trucks needed an updated site with an interactive map. Our solution included a private portal for online client-specific documentation such as customized user guides and product documentation.

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Automatic Entrances of WI

Their website was out of date, needing a new look and better organization to get visitors to where they wanted to go more readily. In addition, a private login area was established so field service techs could access product manuals and documentation. A responsive solution was the result.

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Brewster's Coffee

A single page website to promote the BAB Corp.^® exclusive coffee brand as featured in their Big Apple Bagels^® and My Favorite Muffin^® franchises. A carousel slider displays the various roasts and flavors. An expandable "accordion" gives directions for brewing good coffee.

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Uniquely Yours USA

This Comstar client needed an upgrade for their responsive eCommerce website, including a rebranding of their online event decorations business. Our solution presented a softer look that would appeal more to their target customers, with product groups in rotating carousels. Tiered pricing for quantity purchases and role-based pricing for their wholesale customers was established.

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Northern Exposure Landscaping

This architechtural landscaping company wanted to modernize their website and present more examples of their work. Our solution included a photo gallery they can update anytime with examples of their latest work.

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Bryce Styza Properties, Inc.

This property management firm wanted a splash page with corporate branding linking to each of their apartment rental properties on separate subdomains. The result was a set of "sister" sites with a similar design aesthetic where residents and prospective residents can each be engaged.

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Hydraulic Component Services, Inc.

Repairing and rebuilding equipment is what this company does best for customers across the Midwest, but to rebuild their website they called on us to deliver an updated design showcasing their abilities and range of equipment brands.

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Lo Duca Brothers Wines

This U.S. distributor of imported Italian wines wanted a catalog website to show off their line of products with an emphasis on their long family history in the business. The site features downloadable promotional materials for their retail customers. QR codes on their printed bottle labels link to the specific wine on the website.

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K and R Manufacturing

This established U.S. manufacturer needed a website that would show off their capabilities with impact. A categorized photo gallery displays examples of work. A simple Request-a-Quote form to generate leads was included.

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Brolite Baking Products

This manufacturer of supplies to bakers across the U.S. needed an update to their online catalog of products. Our solution was an eCommerce engine with the ability to purchase disabled, making use of the organizational and administrative components.

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Ford Tool & Gage

Specializing in custom measurement solutions, this company needed a catalog approach to presenting the products they offer. The result includes easily edited calls-to-action and featured product sections to keep the site current.

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Manhattan Township, IL

This township wanted a new look for their website along with a dynamic search of their property database, providing users with current photo, sketch, and assessment information on every property within the township's boundaries. Admin users can upload updated property photos and data.

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A sampling of our work from over 25 years of web design and development

Websites for manufacturers, services, eCommerce, government, non-profit

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