Web Design: 4 Mini Marketing Case Studies About Design Changes Big And Small
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There’s a house across the street from me. It was foreclosed on. Fell into disrepair. Was in a pretty hopeless state. Some investors bought it up six months ago and have been working on it every day since. It went on the market yesterday and — wow — it looks like a new house.
There is another house around the corner from me. It recently got a fresh paint job and a little yard work, and also, it’s like a whole new house.
Your website and apps are no different. Sometimes you need to strip it down to the studs (or depending on how old those technological bones are, just knock the whole thing down) and do a full redesign.
Other times, what you have is mostly good, but identifying that key change or two — planting that metaphorical tree in the front yard and painting the trim — will gain you the performance increase without a massive investment.
In this article, we look at four mini case studies featuring web design changes large and small to spark ideas for improvements on your own sites.
Mini Case Study #1: Natural food consumer packaged goods company increases revenue 18% with website redesign
Marketers are so focused on and passionate about their products, they don’t always have the fresh perspective needed to communicate their product’s value to a new customer through the web.
Take Steve Diebold, for example, the entrepreneur behind Papa Steve’s No Junk Raw Protein Bars. I can attest, he makes some very good protein bars. He’s also a smart and passionate guy I’ve had the opportunity to get to know a little, and there’s much more to these bars than taste. He’s put a lot of thought and work into them.
How do you communicate that on a website? Here was Diebold’s original site.
Creative Sample #1: Original website for natural foods CPG site
You can see, he’s trying to get a lot across right at the beginning of the website.
He was successful in growing his business and felt it was time to take his website to the next level.
Diebold worked with MECLABS Institute Conversion Marketing Services to bring in an outside perspective for the website redesign (MECLABS is the parent organization of MarketingSherpa).
The team determined that one of the biggest areas of opportunity for this food products supplier was the expression of the value proposition — there was no differentiation messaging clearly explaining why this bar is superior to other bars.
For example, it was hard to understand the ingredients from a differentiation standpoint on the homepage. A dedicated ingredients page had some good information, but it was not being seen by most visitors and could be improved and leveraged on the homepage.
In addition, taste was a key differentiator compared to competitors but there was little messaging about it.
On the redesigned, optimized website, the team sought to better articulate differentiated value.
The new homepage communicated the superior ingredients in a clear (and shorter) headline that greeted visitors:
“ALL NATURAL, NO JUNK, NON-GMO RAW PROTEIN BARS”
And the subhead communicated the taste:
“That Actually Taste Good!”
Creative Sample #2: Redesigned website for natural foods CPG company
Since the redesign was launched, the overall conversion rate (total orders/total visitors) is up 18%, and overall revenue increased 18% as well. You can read the full case study to see what other changes were made to the site, Website Development: How a small natural foods CPG company increased revenue 18% with a site redesign.
“You can always find a new traffic source, but the sequencing of the story on your website is really critical. If you get that right, you can give people a better experience, and your sales are going to be better, and the business is going to benefit because the customer feels they're benefiting. And if you're truly providing value to customers and they feel that they're getting value, they’re going to keep doing business with you,” Diebold said.
This case study was featured in The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design (Part 1) from MarketingExperiments (MarketingSherpa’s sister publication).
Mini Case Study #2: New navigation design increases on-site engagement 40% for travel company
For most websites, the goal of the homepage should be to get visitors to the part of the website that can best serve them.
When Masai Mara Travel’s IT team noticed significant visitor bounce rates from its homepage, the website’s main entry point, they realized they needed to look at some possible improvements. The company focuses on travel to a national reserve in Kenya.
Its team conducted a short survey of visitors and referenced heat maps of user behavior. “We realized the design of the page, with the navigation menu hidden in a drop-down menu style (also known as a hamburger menu) while very attractive, was confusing to some of our users, especially those in the over 50 years of age bracket — one of our target age demographics for the luxury safari tourist,” said Sanjay Shoor, Operations Director, Masai Mara Travel.
Creative Sample #3: Homepage with hamburger menu for travel website before redesign
After redesigning the homepage with a more noticeable and stand-alone navigation menu bar, the company immediately saw an increase in website clickthrough rates and a 40% increase in on-site engagement rates.
Creative Sample #4: Homepage with new navigation menu for travel website after redesign
“For desktop, we found users were more used to not having a drop-down menu, very possibly because the more mature web user demographic still prefers doing their heavy browsing or online research on large formats, i.E., either tablet or more commonly desktops, especially so when planning their long-haul travel, which can be an involving online process with plenty of switching between different websites to compare offerings,” Shoor said.
For mobile, the space limitation still necessitated use of the hamburger menu. However, the team moved the menu from the right side of the logo to the left side since user-click heat maps indicated the highest eyeball activity on the left side of the screen. “This did improve click rates to secondary pages somewhat,” Shoor said.
Creative Sample #5: Mobile homepage for travel website after redesign
Mini Case Study #3: Adding clear, sticky CTA to real estate website increases conversion from 0.5% to 4.5%
Sometimes the design issue holding a webpage back isn’t what we think of as design at all — the colors, images, layouts, pictures, etc. — it’s that an element is hidden or entirely missing from your page.
After all, marketers shouldn’t just be utilizing design for design’s sake. They should use design to encourage an action.
The team behind the website for Orange County Realtor Kristina Morales wanted to increase the amount of home showing inquiries submitted on the website’s property page.
The overall conversion rate on the property search page was under 0.5%, and a redesign was considered.
Creative Sample #6: Property search page for real estate website
“Before completely redesigning the page, we looked at our analytics and found out that there was nothing wrong with the current design. Visitors were engaged and stayed on the page for a while,” said Oleg Donets, Digital Marketing Strategist, Kristina Morales real estate.
However, the team noticed that the main CTA was easily lost on the page. “Schedule Consultation” was quietly sitting in the upper right.
So instead of completely redesigning the page, the team decided to add a visually noticeable element that stays within the sight of every visitor who lands on the property search page. This is a clearly visible sticky CTA right above all the properties and in a fixed position as visitors scroll up and down.
Creative Sample #7: Sticky CTA for real estate website
The conversion rate increased to 4.5% solely due to the addition of the prominent sticky CTA to the existing website design.
Creative Sample #8: Sticky CTA on property search page for real estate website
“I did not realize that such a small change to my website would have such a big impact on my showing requests,” Kristina Morales said. “Staying on top of website improvements and development are key to sustainable, long-term growth.”
Mini Case Study #4: Better customer understanding leads nutrition and lifestyle app to increase challenge signups
If you’ve read MarketingSherpa for any length of time, you know that the biggest battle most marketers wage is not really with competitors, it’s with our assumptions. One way to test those assumptions when building an app is to prototype the app and get customer feedback that either validates or challenges your thinking.
Habitap was built by a gym with a focus on building a healthy lifestyle by creating nutrition and lifestyle challenges to help people build better habits. The original site had very poor user engagement.
Creative Sample #9: Dashboard in original nutrition and lifestyle app
Topflight Apps worked with the gym to adapt the challenges into a web application that works in any browser (the previous iteration did not display well on mobile). In the process, it also worked to glean insights on key elements for the challenge app.
“We then verified our findings in the form of a prototype with their gym members. In essence, our job was to align the gym and gym members’ goals,” said Joe Tuan, CEO and Founder, Topflight Apps.
The prototype re-affirmed some elements of the app’s design:
Daily habit tracking, the log that lets customers track each time they follow through on a habit
Personal trends over time so that they can see their status and see where and when they do well or struggle
Community inspiration, leaderboards that give them bars to meet and help them feel like they are all working to move forward in accountability
Community reinforcement (fist bumps) and how the design helps with motivation through positive reinforcement of meeting goals and developing positive habits
Creative Sample #10: Updated dashboard in nutrition and lifestyle app
Creative Sample #11: Updated nutrition and lifestyle app home screen on mobile
The prototype also brought up challenges with the design. For example, a few testers had an issue with the payment during the registration step. The payment amount and what you were buying were unclear. That’s because the Habitap team thought it wasn't necessary since the pricing structure was noted on the website, which is how people get to the registration.
However, based on this customer feedback, the lead designer added the payment amount and product/s being purchased before taking customers’ payment information.
“I thought it’d be best to add into the design how much they will be paying and why before taking customers’ payment information, as that’s not really something people enjoy doing without transparency — even if they could already know how much the program costs from the link through which they arrived at the site. I felt it was better to be redundantly transparent when accepting payment methods, just in case,” said Nathan Freemyer, UX/UI Team Lead, TopFlight Apps.
In the screenshot below, you can see the final registration page built based on customer feedback from the prototype — customers can see that they are paying $95 for a 10-week challenge.
Creative Sample #12: Final registration page for nutrition and lifestyle app
As a result of the updated app, based on prototyping and validating the app with end users, participation in the nutrition and lifestyle challenges increase dramatically.
“We had more people sign up for our current challenge than who signed up in all of last year’s challenges combined,” said Chad Cole, Founder, Habitap.
Related Resources
5 Marketing Lessons From a Unique Nonprofit That Sells Products (and why the world needs marketers today more than ever)
Get The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design Infographic
How to Wireframe a Landing Page: 6 steps
Marketing 101: What are widows and orphans (in design)?
The Top Website Design Companies, According To DesignRush
94% of first impressions are related to a site's web design. DesignRush outlined the top companies with web design expertise that can help brands create websites that engage and convert their target audiences.
NEW YORK, July 2, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- 94% of first impressions are related to a site's web design.
DesignRush, a B2B marketplace connecting brands with agencies, identified the leading web design agencies that are experienced in building attractive websites that help brands reach business objectives.
The top web design companies are:
1. Umbrella IT – umbrellait.Com
Umbrella IT is an award-winning company that specializes in consulting, web and app development. The agency has delivered IT experts for over 200 projects across various industries including retail, fintech, media.
2. Wunderdogs Agency – wunderdogs.Co
Wunderdogs is an independent creative agency providing beginning-to-end brand strategy, design and production services. With roots in Silicon Valley, the agency focuses on working with technology-driven startups and high growth companies.
3. WorldwideRICHES Web Design and SEO – worldwideriches.Com
For over 24 years, worldwideRICHES web designers and search engine strategists have produced award-winning, innovative web designs and SEO strategies that have helped hundreds of companies exceed their marketing goals by increasing Google visibility and maximizing their websites' potential.
4. Launch Digital – launchscotland.Com
Launch is a creative design and marketing agency working with clients of all sizes and in all sectors. The company specializes in brand building and helps businesses increase customer loyalty and boost sales through outstanding designs.
5. Infinite Ideas Web Design – infiniteideaswebdesign.Com
Infinite Ideas Web Design is an end-to-end full-service digital marketing and web design provider. They take a data-driven approach and create unique strategies to push companies beyond the limits and help them succeed.
6. Brenton Way – brentonway.ComExpertise: Website Design, Content Marketing and Copywriting, SEO and more
7. Cerberus Agency – cerberus.AgencyExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Branding and more
8. DigitalHero – digitalhero.RoExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Mobile App Design and more
9. Dobies Health Marketing – dobieshealthmarketing.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Content Marketing and more
10. Falcon Web Design – falcon.IeExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, Digital Marketing and more
11. Geoxis iHub – geoxis.CoExpertise: Website Design, Software Development, SEO and more
12. Highland Solutions – highlandsolutions.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, UX Design and more
13. Hovi Digital lab – thehovi.ComExpertise: Website Design, Software Development, Digital Marketing and more
14. Into the Blue Agency – intotheblueagency.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
15. MSLK – mslk.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, Package Design and more
16. Red Brick – redbrick.AgencyExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Branding and more
17. TEJ – tej.IeExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Content Marketing and more
18. WopeDigital – wopedigital.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
19. Yorke Communications – yorkecommunications.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
Brands can explore the top web design companies by location, size, average hourly rate and portfolio on DesignRush.
About DesignRush: DesignRush.Com is a B2B marketplace connecting brands with agencies. DesignRush features the top agencies around the world, including the best Digital Agencies, Software Developers, Logo Design, Branding, Digital Marketing, Website Design, eCommerce Web Design Companies and more.
SOURCE DesignRush
The Best B2B & B2C Tech Websites Of 2020 - Plus, Top Web Design Companies, According To Web Design Agency Rating Platform
94% of negative feedback about websites is design related. WebDesignCompanies.Com identified the best examples of B2B and B2C tech brand web design and ranked the top agencies that help tech businesses build highly engaging websites.
NEW YORK, July 1, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- 94% of negative feedback about websites is design related.
WebDesignCompanies.Com, a B2B marketplace connecting brands with web design experts, identified the best B2B and B2C tech websites that offer web design inspiration and the leading web design companies that can build compelling websites.
The top B2B tech websites are:
1. Achievers – achievers.Com2. Batterii – batterii.Com3. Rocka – rocka.Co4. Defy the Current – dfy.Co.Kr5. Asana – asana.Com6. Quid – quid.Com
The top B2C tech websites are:
1. Apple – apple.Com2. Fugoo – fugoo.Com3. Sonos – sonos.Com4. Skullcandy – skullcandy.Com5. Sony – sony.Com6. Native Union – nativeunion.Com
The top website design companies are:
1. Almond Solutions – almondsolutions.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
2. Bombastic Web Design and Marketing – bombasticweb.ComExpertise: Website Design, Digital Marketing, Branding and more
3. Double Up Digital – doubleup.DigitalExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
4. Fahrenheit Marketing – fahrenheitmarketing.ComExpertise: Website Design, Digital Marketing, Branding and more
5. GCMD – gcmd.AgencyExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
6. JRB Team – jrbteam.ComExpertise: Website Design, Consulting, Branding and more
7. Leonidas Michalopoulos – leonidasmichalopoulos.ComExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
8. Local Leap Marketing – localleap.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
9. Matchbox Design Group – matchboxdesigngroup.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Content Marketing and Copywriting and more
10. MaxSoft – maxsoft.BgExpertise: Website Design, Consulting, Mobile App Design and more
11. Simplico – simplico.HrExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
12. SingleMind Consulting – singlemindconsulting.ComExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, UX Design and more
13. SITE IT NOW – siteitnow.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, SEO and more
14. Star Knowledge – star-knowledge.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, SEO and more
Brands can view the top-ranked web design companies by price, expertise and location on WebDesignCompanies.Com.
About Top Web Design Companies: WebDesignCompanies.Com is a B2B marketplace connecting brands with web design experts around the world. The site acts as a directory of web design and development companies carefully ranked by their area of expertise, platform capabilities, industry experience and location.
SOURCE Top Web Design Companies
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There’s a house across the street from me. It was foreclosed on. Fell into disrepair. Was in a pretty hopeless state. Some investors bought it up six months ago and have been working on it every day since. It went on the market yesterday and — wow — it looks like a new house.
There is another house around the corner from me. It recently got a fresh paint job and a little yard work, and also, it’s like a whole new house.
Your website and apps are no different. Sometimes you need to strip it down to the studs (or depending on how old those technological bones are, just knock the whole thing down) and do a full redesign.
Other times, what you have is mostly good, but identifying that key change or two — planting that metaphorical tree in the front yard and painting the trim — will gain you the performance increase without a massive investment.
In this article, we look at four mini case studies featuring web design changes large and small to spark ideas for improvements on your own sites.
Mini Case Study #1: Natural food consumer packaged goods company increases revenue 18% with website redesign
Marketers are so focused on and passionate about their products, they don’t always have the fresh perspective needed to communicate their product’s value to a new customer through the web.
Take Steve Diebold, for example, the entrepreneur behind Papa Steve’s No Junk Raw Protein Bars. I can attest, he makes some very good protein bars. He’s also a smart and passionate guy I’ve had the opportunity to get to know a little, and there’s much more to these bars than taste. He’s put a lot of thought and work into them.
How do you communicate that on a website? Here was Diebold’s original site.
Creative Sample #1: Original website for natural foods CPG site
You can see, he’s trying to get a lot across right at the beginning of the website.
He was successful in growing his business and felt it was time to take his website to the next level.
Diebold worked with MECLABS Institute Conversion Marketing Services to bring in an outside perspective for the website redesign (MECLABS is the parent organization of MarketingSherpa).
The team determined that one of the biggest areas of opportunity for this food products supplier was the expression of the value proposition — there was no differentiation messaging clearly explaining why this bar is superior to other bars.
For example, it was hard to understand the ingredients from a differentiation standpoint on the homepage. A dedicated ingredients page had some good information, but it was not being seen by most visitors and could be improved and leveraged on the homepage.
In addition, taste was a key differentiator compared to competitors but there was little messaging about it.
On the redesigned, optimized website, the team sought to better articulate differentiated value.
The new homepage communicated the superior ingredients in a clear (and shorter) headline that greeted visitors:
“ALL NATURAL, NO JUNK, NON-GMO RAW PROTEIN BARS”
And the subhead communicated the taste:
“That Actually Taste Good!”
Creative Sample #2: Redesigned website for natural foods CPG company
Since the redesign was launched, the overall conversion rate (total orders/total visitors) is up 18%, and overall revenue increased 18% as well. You can read the full case study to see what other changes were made to the site, Website Development: How a small natural foods CPG company increased revenue 18% with a site redesign.
“You can always find a new traffic source, but the sequencing of the story on your website is really critical. If you get that right, you can give people a better experience, and your sales are going to be better, and the business is going to benefit because the customer feels they're benefiting. And if you're truly providing value to customers and they feel that they're getting value, they’re going to keep doing business with you,” Diebold said.
This case study was featured in The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design (Part 1) from MarketingExperiments (MarketingSherpa’s sister publication).
Mini Case Study #2: New navigation design increases on-site engagement 40% for travel company
For most websites, the goal of the homepage should be to get visitors to the part of the website that can best serve them.
When Masai Mara Travel’s IT team noticed significant visitor bounce rates from its homepage, the website’s main entry point, they realized they needed to look at some possible improvements. The company focuses on travel to a national reserve in Kenya.
Its team conducted a short survey of visitors and referenced heat maps of user behavior. “We realized the design of the page, with the navigation menu hidden in a drop-down menu style (also known as a hamburger menu) while very attractive, was confusing to some of our users, especially those in the over 50 years of age bracket — one of our target age demographics for the luxury safari tourist,” said Sanjay Shoor, Operations Director, Masai Mara Travel.
Creative Sample #3: Homepage with hamburger menu for travel website before redesign
After redesigning the homepage with a more noticeable and stand-alone navigation menu bar, the company immediately saw an increase in website clickthrough rates and a 40% increase in on-site engagement rates.
Creative Sample #4: Homepage with new navigation menu for travel website after redesign
“For desktop, we found users were more used to not having a drop-down menu, very possibly because the more mature web user demographic still prefers doing their heavy browsing or online research on large formats, i.E., either tablet or more commonly desktops, especially so when planning their long-haul travel, which can be an involving online process with plenty of switching between different websites to compare offerings,” Shoor said.
For mobile, the space limitation still necessitated use of the hamburger menu. However, the team moved the menu from the right side of the logo to the left side since user-click heat maps indicated the highest eyeball activity on the left side of the screen. “This did improve click rates to secondary pages somewhat,” Shoor said.
Creative Sample #5: Mobile homepage for travel website after redesign
Mini Case Study #3: Adding clear, sticky CTA to real estate website increases conversion from 0.5% to 4.5%
Sometimes the design issue holding a webpage back isn’t what we think of as design at all — the colors, images, layouts, pictures, etc. — it’s that an element is hidden or entirely missing from your page.
After all, marketers shouldn’t just be utilizing design for design’s sake. They should use design to encourage an action.
The team behind the website for Orange County Realtor Kristina Morales wanted to increase the amount of home showing inquiries submitted on the website’s property page.
The overall conversion rate on the property search page was under 0.5%, and a redesign was considered.
Creative Sample #6: Property search page for real estate website
“Before completely redesigning the page, we looked at our analytics and found out that there was nothing wrong with the current design. Visitors were engaged and stayed on the page for a while,” said Oleg Donets, Digital Marketing Strategist, Kristina Morales real estate.
However, the team noticed that the main CTA was easily lost on the page. “Schedule Consultation” was quietly sitting in the upper right.
So instead of completely redesigning the page, the team decided to add a visually noticeable element that stays within the sight of every visitor who lands on the property search page. This is a clearly visible sticky CTA right above all the properties and in a fixed position as visitors scroll up and down.
Creative Sample #7: Sticky CTA for real estate website
The conversion rate increased to 4.5% solely due to the addition of the prominent sticky CTA to the existing website design.
Creative Sample #8: Sticky CTA on property search page for real estate website
“I did not realize that such a small change to my website would have such a big impact on my showing requests,” Kristina Morales said. “Staying on top of website improvements and development are key to sustainable, long-term growth.”
Mini Case Study #4: Better customer understanding leads nutrition and lifestyle app to increase challenge signups
If you’ve read MarketingSherpa for any length of time, you know that the biggest battle most marketers wage is not really with competitors, it’s with our assumptions. One way to test those assumptions when building an app is to prototype the app and get customer feedback that either validates or challenges your thinking.
Habitap was built by a gym with a focus on building a healthy lifestyle by creating nutrition and lifestyle challenges to help people build better habits. The original site had very poor user engagement.
Creative Sample #9: Dashboard in original nutrition and lifestyle app
Topflight Apps worked with the gym to adapt the challenges into a web application that works in any browser (the previous iteration did not display well on mobile). In the process, it also worked to glean insights on key elements for the challenge app.
“We then verified our findings in the form of a prototype with their gym members. In essence, our job was to align the gym and gym members’ goals,” said Joe Tuan, CEO and Founder, Topflight Apps.
The prototype re-affirmed some elements of the app’s design:
Daily habit tracking, the log that lets customers track each time they follow through on a habit
Personal trends over time so that they can see their status and see where and when they do well or struggle
Community inspiration, leaderboards that give them bars to meet and help them feel like they are all working to move forward in accountability
Community reinforcement (fist bumps) and how the design helps with motivation through positive reinforcement of meeting goals and developing positive habits
Creative Sample #10: Updated dashboard in nutrition and lifestyle app
Creative Sample #11: Updated nutrition and lifestyle app home screen on mobile
The prototype also brought up challenges with the design. For example, a few testers had an issue with the payment during the registration step. The payment amount and what you were buying were unclear. That’s because the Habitap team thought it wasn't necessary since the pricing structure was noted on the website, which is how people get to the registration.
However, based on this customer feedback, the lead designer added the payment amount and product/s being purchased before taking customers’ payment information.
“I thought it’d be best to add into the design how much they will be paying and why before taking customers’ payment information, as that’s not really something people enjoy doing without transparency — even if they could already know how much the program costs from the link through which they arrived at the site. I felt it was better to be redundantly transparent when accepting payment methods, just in case,” said Nathan Freemyer, UX/UI Team Lead, TopFlight Apps.
In the screenshot below, you can see the final registration page built based on customer feedback from the prototype — customers can see that they are paying $95 for a 10-week challenge.
Creative Sample #12: Final registration page for nutrition and lifestyle app
As a result of the updated app, based on prototyping and validating the app with end users, participation in the nutrition and lifestyle challenges increase dramatically.
“We had more people sign up for our current challenge than who signed up in all of last year’s challenges combined,” said Chad Cole, Founder, Habitap.
Related Resources
5 Marketing Lessons From a Unique Nonprofit That Sells Products (and why the world needs marketers today more than ever)
Get The 21 Psychological Elements that Power Effective Web Design Infographic
How to Wireframe a Landing Page: 6 steps
Marketing 101: What are widows and orphans (in design)?
The Top Website Design Companies, According To DesignRush
94% of first impressions are related to a site's web design. DesignRush outlined the top companies with web design expertise that can help brands create websites that engage and convert their target audiences.
NEW YORK, July 2, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- 94% of first impressions are related to a site's web design.
DesignRush, a B2B marketplace connecting brands with agencies, identified the leading web design agencies that are experienced in building attractive websites that help brands reach business objectives.
The top web design companies are:
1. Umbrella IT – umbrellait.Com
Umbrella IT is an award-winning company that specializes in consulting, web and app development. The agency has delivered IT experts for over 200 projects across various industries including retail, fintech, media.
2. Wunderdogs Agency – wunderdogs.Co
Wunderdogs is an independent creative agency providing beginning-to-end brand strategy, design and production services. With roots in Silicon Valley, the agency focuses on working with technology-driven startups and high growth companies.
3. WorldwideRICHES Web Design and SEO – worldwideriches.Com
For over 24 years, worldwideRICHES web designers and search engine strategists have produced award-winning, innovative web designs and SEO strategies that have helped hundreds of companies exceed their marketing goals by increasing Google visibility and maximizing their websites' potential.
4. Launch Digital – launchscotland.Com
Launch is a creative design and marketing agency working with clients of all sizes and in all sectors. The company specializes in brand building and helps businesses increase customer loyalty and boost sales through outstanding designs.
5. Infinite Ideas Web Design – infiniteideaswebdesign.Com
Infinite Ideas Web Design is an end-to-end full-service digital marketing and web design provider. They take a data-driven approach and create unique strategies to push companies beyond the limits and help them succeed.
6. Brenton Way – brentonway.ComExpertise: Website Design, Content Marketing and Copywriting, SEO and more
7. Cerberus Agency – cerberus.AgencyExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Branding and more
8. DigitalHero – digitalhero.RoExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Mobile App Design and more
9. Dobies Health Marketing – dobieshealthmarketing.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Content Marketing and more
10. Falcon Web Design – falcon.IeExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, Digital Marketing and more
11. Geoxis iHub – geoxis.CoExpertise: Website Design, Software Development, SEO and more
12. Highland Solutions – highlandsolutions.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, UX Design and more
13. Hovi Digital lab – thehovi.ComExpertise: Website Design, Software Development, Digital Marketing and more
14. Into the Blue Agency – intotheblueagency.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
15. MSLK – mslk.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, Package Design and more
16. Red Brick – redbrick.AgencyExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Branding and more
17. TEJ – tej.IeExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Content Marketing and more
18. WopeDigital – wopedigital.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
19. Yorke Communications – yorkecommunications.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
Brands can explore the top web design companies by location, size, average hourly rate and portfolio on DesignRush.
About DesignRush: DesignRush.Com is a B2B marketplace connecting brands with agencies. DesignRush features the top agencies around the world, including the best Digital Agencies, Software Developers, Logo Design, Branding, Digital Marketing, Website Design, eCommerce Web Design Companies and more.
SOURCE DesignRush
The Best B2B & B2C Tech Websites Of 2020 - Plus, Top Web Design Companies, According To Web Design Agency Rating Platform
94% of negative feedback about websites is design related. WebDesignCompanies.Com identified the best examples of B2B and B2C tech brand web design and ranked the top agencies that help tech businesses build highly engaging websites.
NEW YORK, July 1, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- 94% of negative feedback about websites is design related.
WebDesignCompanies.Com, a B2B marketplace connecting brands with web design experts, identified the best B2B and B2C tech websites that offer web design inspiration and the leading web design companies that can build compelling websites.
The top B2B tech websites are:
1. Achievers – achievers.Com2. Batterii – batterii.Com3. Rocka – rocka.Co4. Defy the Current – dfy.Co.Kr5. Asana – asana.Com6. Quid – quid.Com
The top B2C tech websites are:
1. Apple – apple.Com2. Fugoo – fugoo.Com3. Sonos – sonos.Com4. Skullcandy – skullcandy.Com5. Sony – sony.Com6. Native Union – nativeunion.Com
The top website design companies are:
1. Almond Solutions – almondsolutions.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
2. Bombastic Web Design and Marketing – bombasticweb.ComExpertise: Website Design, Digital Marketing, Branding and more
3. Double Up Digital – doubleup.DigitalExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
4. Fahrenheit Marketing – fahrenheitmarketing.ComExpertise: Website Design, Digital Marketing, Branding and more
5. GCMD – gcmd.AgencyExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
6. JRB Team – jrbteam.ComExpertise: Website Design, Consulting, Branding and more
7. Leonidas Michalopoulos – leonidasmichalopoulos.ComExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
8. Local Leap Marketing – localleap.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Digital Marketing and more
9. Matchbox Design Group – matchboxdesigngroup.ComExpertise: Website Design, SEO, Content Marketing and Copywriting and more
10. MaxSoft – maxsoft.BgExpertise: Website Design, Consulting, Mobile App Design and more
11. Simplico – simplico.HrExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, SEO and more
12. SingleMind Consulting – singlemindconsulting.ComExpertise: Website Design, UX Design, UX Design and more
13. SITE IT NOW – siteitnow.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, SEO and more
14. Star Knowledge – star-knowledge.ComExpertise: Website Design, Mobile App Design, SEO and more
Brands can view the top-ranked web design companies by price, expertise and location on WebDesignCompanies.Com.
About Top Web Design Companies: WebDesignCompanies.Com is a B2B marketplace connecting brands with web design experts around the world. The site acts as a directory of web design and development companies carefully ranked by their area of expertise, platform capabilities, industry experience and location.
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