A non-profit organization out of Melrose Park, PA, The Interfaith Coalition on Energy, called on us for a website redesign and SSL installation. Thanks again Andy! It was a pleasure working with you.
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The Calvitti’s website had gone down – it hadn’t been tended to since 2011. We recovered the domain and installed a new, responsive design for Cynthia and Ed! Before After … Continue reading
Saint Genevieve School in Flourtown, PA needed a website remake. We made the new website user-friendly, easily-navigable and mobile-ready! Before After … Continue reading
All of our websites are built utilizing a responsive design framework and look great on your smartphone! From Greg Sterling at Marketing Land: More than 92 percent of all retail spending occurs in physical stores. Yet online shopping, and Amazon in particular, … Continue reading
Saint Genevieve’s Parish in Flourtown, PA was in dire need of a website redo. We made the website user-friendly, easily-navigable and mobile-ready! Before After … Continue reading
Mobile now represents 65 percent of digital media time, while the desktop is becoming a “secondary touch point” for an increasing number of digital users. From Greg Sterling A A new report from comScore uses a vertiable mountain of data to … Continue reading
All of our website builds at webhandprint.com are mobile-friendly! Read on! A From Ian Mills at the Huffington Post A The fact is if you aren’t optimized for mobile you’re ultimately losing sales. Research shows that 57 percent of mobile users will … Continue reading
A website redesign transformation! We partner with Gritz Pools & Spas in Coatesville to take them from a basic website to a fully functional eCommerce website! Before After … Continue reading
All of our website builds are mobile-friendly! Here are some interesting stats from Google regarding the importance of a mobile-friendly website: In this world of constant connectivity, consumers expect to find the information that they want, when they want it … Continue reading
June 13, 2013 www.howtogeek.com Visiting a desktop-only or misconfigured website on your mobile device can be a very frustrating experience. They are not easy to navigate or fail to work properly, leaving you with little to no satisfaction. To encourage … Continue reading