With more than 20 years of experience in writing, design, advertising, marketing, public relations and business, Creative Waves Marketing serves a wide client base in many different industries. However when looking for a website for their new company, Creative Waves Marketing reached out to Laick Design to develop their online presence. The site features information on their clients that they serve along with backgrounds of the personnel at Creative Waves and the industries that they specialize in. The Creative Waves Marketing site is completely mobile friendly as well as allowing the client the ability to update the site as they grow. Check out the site at: http://creativewavesmarketing.com

A few weeks ago KDKA AM Radio 1020 celebrated their 100 Year Anniversary. Laick Design had the privilege of designing the website celebrating the 100 Year Anniversary. While working with local amateur radio historians we were able to design the website to display detailed information on the formative years of the radio station. The information displayed begins pre-1920 and goes until the 1940’s with rarely seen photographs, advertisements, program info and much more. With the design of the site featuring old photographs and QSL cards, Laick Design chose a tabletop presentation for the design with the photos scattered about. By clicking the photos the user could jump to a specific

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit everyone hard. The local food banks and food pantries have been especially hit hard. The ability to do a traditional food drive has been limited as well. With that said, CCFB approached Laick Design and CNX about hosting a virtual food drive for individuals in Southwestern Pennsylvania. The virtual food drive, hosted on the Corner Cupboard Foodbank website allows for businesses or individuals to donate to help out. As a business you can sign up to participate, select a goal (amount you wish to raise) and then you can monitor those results on the business page. As an individual you can donate or choose a business to support

Laick Design recently partnered with Major Solutions, a managed IT services company, to develop their new website. The new website was a project that was a need for Major Solutions as they expand and grow their business. Serving Southwestern Pennsylvania, Major Solutions needed a new online presence that was mobile friendly, speedy and fit the needs of their customers. One feature that was needed was the ability for the customer to access their Remote Support option which is enabled in the header of the site. Another was to showcase some of their services besides the Managed IT options such as video surveillance, cloud services and VOIP solutions. This new site

Laick Design recently completed a demo website for Sward, a lawn care subscription box service, located in Pittsburgh, PA. This site was for coming soon purposes showing their upcoming service offerings, how the subscription lawn care box works, and what type of lawn care your lawn needs. Keeping with the theme of the company, the website keeps the green, black and white colors while using icons and various iconography to tell how the new service works. While the subscription box service officially launches in the early winter of 2021 with a new website, this website acts as a coming soon site with what the offerings will be. Feel free to

Our client, Prantl’s Bakery, with four locations in the Pittsburgh-area recently encountered a problem. Their online ordering system that was provided by a national third party provider went down the week before Christmas. This was a disaster as it prevented them from taking orders for the holidays and for the upcoming Christmas season. Our solution was to build a web store for their current website so orders could be fulfilled for this important ordering season. The new online ordering was built in a day and saved the day for Prantl’s Bakery allowing users to place orders for the important holiday season. The new online ordering allows the users to order

Camp Carmel recently launched their new website for the 2021 camp season. Laick Design worked with the directors at Camp Carmel to develop a new online presence that fits their needs such as working on mobile devices, easily updatable and a website with a more modern look and feel. While fulfilling their needs, the new website for Camp Carmel also provides a cleaner and more organized display of the information that is presented. This new site allows for the directors to update the site for registrations as well as post content from the upcoming camps in the new year. Founded in 1953, Camp Carmel has over 60+ years of dedicated

We recently completed door hangers for our client, the Mortgage Planning Group in Mars, PA. To compliment those door hangers, we developed a new website to allow those who want more info on the company to get more info from the Mortgage Planning Group. Whether you are purchasing a new home, doing a re-finance or just looking for a quote this site allows the user to do just that via an online form that goes instantly to the staff at the Mortgage Planning Group. One of the more detailed areas of this site is the Becoming an Educated Borrower section which has info on the Loan Process, APR, mortgage saving tips and

Laick Design recently completed two online portals for Hranec Mechanical Contractors. The first portal allows Hranec Mechanical Contractors customers to view their maintenance, service and asset listing for their rooftop units. Once the user logs in they can see detailed reports along with photos of the units and when the last service was done on that unit. From there reports can be generated to see the life span of that unit and when it would be a good time for replacement. This is great for corporate clients who are concerned about their facility management. The second customer portal allows the the general public to see their ductwork cleaning. By choosing

Laick Design recently launched the new website for the Greene County Historical Society. Located in Waynesburg, PA the Greene County Historical Society, promotes the preservation and interpretation of local artifacts and stories through exhibits, exhibitions and various historical projects. The Greene County Historical Society needed a new website that was friendly on mobile devices, allowed them to sell some wares online as well as display information about the historic 52-room museum which is located at the former Greene Hills Poor Farm. Another focus point for the historical society was the emergence in popularity of the paranormal tours and investigations. If you would be interested in those areas booking info along