Luciano’s Italian Brick Oven recently contacted Laick Design to update the look of their website for the White Oak, PA location. The former site, had a lot of older info and with the re-opening of the restaurant industry in PA they wanted to have a new fresh look for their business when they reopened. The new site has a dedicated menu section for both lunch and dinner. As well as downloadable and printable menus for their patrons. The site is mobile friendly and also features info on their history, their specials, and info on how to book their rooms for events. Overall, the new site has a nice clean and

A few years ago, Back Roads Energy contacted Laick Design to develop a website for their business. As the years change, and their business adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic they saw a real opportunity for adding new services to their business. Laick Design recently developed a new website for them showcasing some of those new services. The new site was completely re-built and includes detailed info on their Aerial, Project Management, Construction and Land-based services. The site also opens with a beautiful drone video shot that showcases their services as a company through the use of video. Another new feature of the site is the embedded YouTube and Facebook feeds

The historic Ice Plant Restaurant recently hired Laick Design to develop a web presence for them. Being that they never had a website in their over 100 year history of serving the Greene County area, the thought of developing a website for them was a bit challenging. However after discussing with the client their goals and what they wished to obtain from a new site we set out to develop a site for their needs. The site has info on the Ice Plant’s history as well as flyers for their upcoming events. However one of their most notable features are photos of the food that they serve. year round. With

Laick Design recently developed an Adapter Easy Quoting System for Hranec Mechanical Contractors. This online ordering system easily allows their clients to access the site and enter in information relating to their ideal new product. The client would enter in data such as tonnage, make, model and quantity. From there they would be able to choose brands and manufacturers that they would like to use. If the client has an existing unit they wish to replace, that info can also be entered in. Once completed, the user would receive a quote for the item including shipping to their location. This ordering system allows Hranec Mechanical Contractors to quickly engage with

We recently completed the new website for Allevo, a company that allows SAP to Excel integration for data processing. Based in Germany but having a U.S. presence in Charlotte, NC their services are used by over 250 clients world-wide. The creative piece to this website is developing a site that does not play into the traditional thinking when it comes to Excel and data. Instead of numbers and a technical feel, the site uses bright colors and automobile motifs to bring forth the concepts and services shown on their site. Check it out at: www.allevo.io

Manfreda Associates is a veteran owned cleaning company based in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area. Serving the DFW area for over 13 years, they specialize in window cleaning, gutter cleaning, graffiti removal and pressure washing. Their owner, Chris Manfreda contacted Laick Design after seeing a need for a new website that was mobile compatible and showcased some of his services. Through the design process, we worked through various concepts to develop a look and feel that the customer would be satisfied with. One of the biggest items that the client mentioned was that his potential customers rely heavily on reviews before hiring Manfreda Associates for their next project. Utilizing this

Attorney Christine N. Nash is a Washington County, PA based attorney who recently started her practice. She contacted Laick Design after seeing some prior website work we completed for other attorneys in the area. Since she is just starting out, her website needed basic info such as areas of practice, contact information and her bio but it also needed the ability for her to expand and add to the website too. With her website, she will be able to do all of that all while building a presence in the community as well as online. One feature that she wanted implemented was the ability to Pay Your Bill online. This

Laick Design recently completed a website conversion project for the Silvis Group. The Silvis Group had previously used a website that was HTML-based and was difficult in updating. However, they liked the look and feel of that site. Laick Design was able to not only keep the current look but convert the site to a more manageable platform. The new site while being more manageable also allows the site to be mobile-compatible which will help them in their search engine optimization and marketing efforts. One big piece to their old site which was maintained was their image slideshow. Their past project slideshow contains engaging photography of projects completed throughout Southwestern

Actress Mere Davis started Power Princess Party as a way to introduce the message of empowerment, feminism and equality via virtual parties. The idea came about as the COVID-19 pandemic prevented families from having parties, traveling or seeing their favorite characters. Using online viewing methods, the parent can book time online for a virtual party and visit from one of their favorite princesses. The website allows the parent to book a time and type of party for their child. The parties vary and can be a Princess improv style, an Alice in Wonderland themed Mad Tea Party or even a magical friendship building party where the child is able to

Laick Design recently completed the new website for Florida-based Sea & Shoreline Aquatic Restoration. Looking to revamp their older website, Sea & Shoreline Aquatic Restoration wanted a more modern look, feel and presentation for their new web presence. They also wanted the website to look the same on mobile as it did on desktop and tablet versions of the site. We were able to accomplish their desires a few ways. For instance on the homepage, we utilized a curtain effect on the homepage to allow various elements to appear on the site at different times. This allowed the presentation of elements to move and appear as the user navigated the