Web design across the Detroit metro
We work with businesses everywhere in the Detroit metro, from the center of Detroit to the towns at the far edge of it. Where you are based does not change what we can build for you.
Customers of a business in Wayne County, the most populated county in the Detroit metro, often live elsewhere in the metro: Oakland County, Macomb County, Livingston County, St. Clair County and Lapeer County. We work with businesses in all of them, because those are the counties where most of the Detroit metro lives. Between them, they make up the whole Detroit metro.
City, suburbs and the counties between
Wayne County holds Detroit, but Oakland and Macomb County together hold more of the metro's people. Customers in Troy, Southfield, Warren or Sterling Heights search for their own city, so name the ones you serve.
New small businesses keep opening downtown and in neighborhoods such as Corktown and Midtown. A site for one of them should lead with the neighborhood, because that is how locals describe where things are.
Michigan winters push many service businesses to change what they offer by season, from roofing and landscaping to snow removal. The site should show what you do now, not what you did in July.
The cost of being hard to find in Detroit
Most of the customers you are missing are the ones who went looking for a business like yours and found somebody else instead. A proper website closes that gap.
What we build for Detroit businesses
- Website design: a website custom made for the business, built exactly to your liking.
- Small business web design: we work mainly with small businesses, giving them more visibility and more customers.
- Brand identity: we design and build the company into a brand, with its own custom logos, colors and type.
- 3D design and animation: a high-end feel that gets noticed and keeps visitors looking.
- Calendar booking: customers book you straight from the site, so you field fewer calls and spend more time running the business.
On Eastern Time we take it in order: understand the business, write the plan, build it where you can watch, then talk you through the finished site.
Guides for common Detroit business types
A question from Detroit businesses
Should my site name my Detroit neighborhood?
Yes. Put it in the first screen and the contact section. Locals use neighborhood names to judge whether you are close enough.