ABOUT US:

WEBicity Design has been building and maintaining custom web sites since 1994. We own our own web server and the company has no long term debt. That's an important distinction in a time when design and hosting companies seem to come and go. Experience has advantages: Knowing what not to do is often as important as knowing what to do. WEBicity strives to balance art with function, producing web sites that are pleasing to the eye but are still easy for visitors to navigate. Your web site can't survive unless people can find it, so we pay particular attention to the things that are important for being found in the major search engines and directories, and then we do what it takes to be indexed by those search engines and directories. While certain basic structural design elements remain constant, we make sure that each web site has its own unique identity. Unlike cookie-cutter, five-page stamped out, packaged web sites, each custom WEBicity project is handled as a unique and individual undertaking, and no two projects ever look alike. As our customer, YOU choose the budget for the design portion of youre project, and together we build on that foundation. Features like a database, shopping cart, a search box, information forms and so on can be included at any point along the way. One of the most dynamic additions to the Inernet is the advent of video. In fact, USA Today/Money has said recentely that "Video clips are shedding their entertainment-only use and rapidly becoming more of a sales tool.". With the rapid rise of everything from Slate Video to YouTube, that may turn out to be an understatement. WEBicity Design has the advantage many years of audio and video production experience. A large portion of our new projects come from referral from our existing clients and often those same clients come back for additional web sites: they come back for more and send their friends. That in itself should say a lot about what you can expect from WEBicity Design. Why not contact us today to get started on your project?