Customers

Dwayne, the owner of Kolbee’s Fine Jewelry Company, contacted us back in September looking to get a price estimate on an eCommerce website.

We discussed his requirements over the phone and he also supplied us an example website, although he said something much simpler was requested.

The website was started and we incorporated the information to setup the layout.  A few months back, he was given the information to add the products to the website.  He hasn’t had the opportunity to load any items to the site.

The website for Kolbee’s Fine Jewelry Company is at kolbeesfinejewelrycompany.com.

Roderick Davis, the lead minister at Pickensville Church of Christ, reached out to us after seeing our advertisement online.  He inquired to see what the process was to get a website for their church in Alabama.

After a few phone calls with Roderick and the other ministers, we put together a cost estimate for the website.

A couple months later, Roderick sent a packet in the mail with the initial payment and the typed information that was requested to be on the website.  After a couple of days, all of the info was put on the site.  It took a couple of additional weeks to modify some of the text and add additional pictures that were emailed to us.

The site is now completed and it can be seen at pickensvillechurchofchrist.org.

Chris from WeldAMatic, LLC viewed our website last week.  He went through the order process to have us assist with a logo design.

After the initial payment was received, we followed up with Chris on the logo design process and the logo questionnaire.

Chris completed the logo questionnaire the same day and we began working on the logo.  Two days later, we had three examples ready for him to choose from.

Chris chose one of the logos and requested a few revisions.  Those changes were completed and the logo was approved.

Toni from Decked Out Designs contacted us in early May looking for a website to be created for their business.  Toni originally was a customer of ours several years ago when we assisted with a different endeavor for a charter bus business.

She supplied us a link to another website that they liked and asked for a cost estimate, which was provided to them.  After a few days, she was ready to get started on the site.

Over the past few months, we gathered the text info and pictures for the website and put it together.  Several renditions and changes occurred during the time to make the website simpler and easier for customers to navigate.

The website has a total of six pages.  It is mobile friendly, has a few picture galleries, and a basic contact form for quotes/inquiries.

Today was the approval and launch date!  The site can be viewed at deckedoutdesignsmi.com.

Nick, the owner of Clay Street Consulting, emailed us July 7th about our logo design service.

Upon providing the info for the process and pricing, Nick completed the logo questionnaire the next day.

Our logo designer supplied three examples two days later – on the 10th.  There was one logo that Nick liked, but needed some modifications.  Our designer then completed the modifications along with two additional examples based on the feedback.

The modifications were also done within two days and Nick approved one of the logos as shown here.

Ed, the owner of Big Ed’s Stump Grinding, contacted us in May about website design services.  We spoke with Ed on the phone about his website needs to understand what was necessary.

After a few weeks of us sending a cost estimate, Ed was ready to start on the website. On June 11th, the initial invoice was paid and he began sending us the information he wanted on the site along with an example layout he liked.

The website has a total of nine pages, it has a Google reviews slideshow to show the reviews on his Google Business listing, the site is mobile friendly, and there is a quote/contact form on most pages of the site.

Today, the final updates were completed on the site and it is now live!

The site can be found at bigedsstumpgrinding.com.

Ryan, the owner of RSC Vacations, contacted us in mid April asking for some assistance with a website.  He runs a small travel / vacation planning agency in Florida and he was provided a website through a vendor, but it lacked the ability to modify and change how he wanted.

After speaking with Ryan about our offerings and price point, he was excited to get started and take charge of his website so he could present his business the way he wanted.

Over the course of the past several weeks, Ryan sent us the information that he wanted on his website.  The site has a total of nine pages, it is mobile friendly, has the social networking feature, hover over menu navigation, and a contact form for inquiries.

Today, he approved the website and it is now live!

The website for RSC Vacations is at rscvacations.com.

Abraham, a current customer of BsnTech Networks, reached out to us to ask if we could create a logo for another organization, Fun2Fund.  We created a website for Abraham a couple years ago for a fundraising company.

After the information was submitted for the requested design, our designer provided four logo examples within 48 hours.  Unfortunately, none of those were what Abraham was looking for.  He then provided us additional guidance on the logo he wanted.

After a few revisions, our logo designer performed and created a logo that he approved!

Dr. Slobo, a current customer of BsnTech Networks, reached out to us in March.  He requested to have another website made for an orthopedic practice in Central Florida – Tropical Medical Group.

He previously had us create another website in 2023 for a different medical group.

The website for Tropical Medical Group was mostly created with the same layout and design as the previous site – but the color scheme and content was all changed.

Today, we finalized the last items necessary to complete the site.

The website address for Tropical Medical Group is at tropicalmedicalgroup.com.

Dan, a representative of Citizens United Against Decay (CUAD) in Stockton CA, contacted us at the beginning of April looking to get a website and logo created for his organization.

On April 11th, Dan was ready to move forward after receiving our cost estimate.

The next day, Dan sent over some initial information and pictures to use on the website.  We got those added within 24 hours.

Dan then followed up and sent us some feedback on the website we created.  A few more pictures and text changes were needed.

The CUAD website consists of three pages, social networking integration, a basic contact form, a website blog for posting news activities, and the site is mobile friendly.

The site was completed around April 22nd.

Citizens United Against Decay’s website can be found at cuadstockton.com.