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Electrician Website

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Lion Electrical Services is a new electrical contractor serving homes and businesses in La Grange, Crestwood, Henry County, and the counties around Louisville. The owner reached out wanting a website up and running as soon as possible. Until then, the business lived on a Facebook page.

We wrote the site’s text from his Facebook page and what he told us about the work, then built a five-page WordPress site: home, about, services, service areas, and contact. A draft was ready within days. We added his business address so he could set up a Google Business Profile, moved the site onto his domain and new hosting, and set up email delivery so the contact form reliably reaches him.

An electrician spends the day on job sites, not at a desk, so we walked him through account access and form testing by phone instead of sending long instructions. The site launched in October 2025. He told us it looks great.

Websites for electricians and trade contractors

Electricians, plumbers, and other trade contractors get most of their work from local searches. A contractor website needs clear services, the towns you serve, and an easy way to request a quote, plus a Google Business Profile that points to it. We build trade websites quickly and keep them simple to manage from a phone.

We work with trade contractors on projects including:

  • Five-page contractor websites built fast
  • Service and service area pages for local search
  • Copy written from your Facebook page or notes
  • Google Business Profile setup support
  • Domain and hosting setup
  • Contact forms that reliably reach your inbox
  • Phone walkthroughs for busy owners in the field

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website and its content without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your trade business needs a website that brings in local calls, we would love to help.

Website training included with every project

Every website we build comes with optional training. We walk owners and staff through the parts of the site they’ll actually need to update, including pages, blog posts, products, services, and any custom features built specifically for the business. Training can happen over Zoom or a similar screen-sharing call, with a recording and a written reference guide if you want one.

We focus the training on the work you’ll actually do. Most owners do not need to learn every menu in WordPress. They need to know how to update their pricing, post a new project to a portfolio, swap out a hero image, or change their business hours. We cover what matters and keep it relevant to your needs and direction.

If something comes up after the training and you cannot remember how to do it, we are still here. We will answer questions by email, jump on a quick screen-share, or update the reference guide so it covers the new situation. Our websites come with 90 days of support included. Owning your website we build for you does not mean being on your own with it.

CPR and Safety Training Website

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Premier Health and Safety is a veteran-owned training company offering American Heart Association CPR and first aid classes and OSHA safety training across Louisville and southern Indiana. The owner needed a website that could win students and employers away from more established competitors.

We wrote two versions of the site copy: a basic version and an expanded version researched against local competitors and written for search. The owner chose the expanded copy. We built the site in WordPress, pointed his existing domain to new hosting, and added a timeline of his military career to the about page, since his service is a big part of why people trust him to teach lifesaving skills.

We set up an admin login so he can make his own updates and configured email delivery so quote requests reliably reach him. The site went live in fall 2025. Looking at the finished pages, the owner told us he thought it looked better than most of his competitors’ sites.

Websites for CPR, first aid, and safety training companies

Training companies compete on credentials and convenience. Students and employers want to know the certifications offered, where classes happen, and how to book a group session. We build training websites that make those answers easy to find and write copy that helps them show up in local searches.

We work with training and safety companies on projects including:

  • CPR, first aid, and OSHA training websites
  • Competitor research and SEO copywriting
  • Course and certification pages
  • Group and employer quote request forms
  • Veteran-owned business about pages and timelines
  • Domain and hosting setup
  • Admin access and training for owners

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website and its content without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your training company needs a website that stands out locally, we would love to help.

Website training included with every project

Every website we build comes with optional training. We walk owners and staff through the parts of the site they’ll actually need to update, including pages, blog posts, products, services, and any custom features built specifically for the business. Training can happen over Zoom or a similar screen-sharing call, with a recording and a written reference guide if you want one.

We focus the training on the work you’ll actually do. Most owners do not need to learn every menu in WordPress. They need to know how to update their pricing, post a new project to a portfolio, swap out a hero image, or change their business hours. We cover what matters and keep it relevant to your needs and direction.

If something comes up after the training and you cannot remember how to do it, we are still here. We will answer questions by email, jump on a quick screen-share, or update the reference guide so it covers the new situation. Our websites come with 90 days of support included. Owning your website we build for you does not mean being on your own with it.

General Contractor Website

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Advanced Contractor’s Services is a Louisville general contractor that works in dozens of multifamily communities and handles tenant build-outs and senior living projects. The owner had never had much of a digital footprint. That changed when the state senior living association he wanted to join listed a website as a membership requirement.

We built a small WordPress site with home, about, services, projects, and contact pages, sharing PDF drafts first so he could react to the layout before anything went live. His logo concept was rebuilt using the blues from his capability sheet, with a white outline and transparent files that work on any background. At his request we added a commercial tenant build-outs section, and a quote request form was active by May 2025.

Later that year he added a tub and tile resurfacing division, and we built an online appointment booking page for it. He told us early on that the website was looking great, and later that they were heading in the right direction.

Websites for general contractors and multifamily service companies

Contractors who work for property managers, associations, and senior living communities are often asked for a website before they can bid or join. We build credible contractor sites quickly, with clear services, project pages, and quote forms, and add booking or new divisions as the business grows.

We work with contractors on projects including:

  • Small contractor websites for association membership
  • Multifamily, commercial, and senior living service pages
  • Project pages for completed work
  • Logo rebuilds from an owner’s concept
  • Quote request forms
  • Online appointment booking for service divisions
  • PDF page drafts for easy review

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website, the logo files, and the content without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your contracting company needs a website to meet a requirement or win more work, we would love to help.

Website training included with every project

Every website we build comes with optional training. We walk owners and staff through the parts of the site they’ll actually need to update, including pages, blog posts, products, services, and any custom features built specifically for the business. Training can happen over Zoom or a similar screen-sharing call, with a recording and a written reference guide if you want one.

We focus the training on the work you’ll actually do. Most owners do not need to learn every menu in WordPress. They need to know how to update their pricing, post a new project to a portfolio, swap out a hero image, or change their business hours. We cover what matters and keep it relevant to your needs and direction.

If something comes up after the training and you cannot remember how to do it, we are still here. We will answer questions by email, jump on a quick screen-share, or update the reference guide so it covers the new situation. Our websites come with 90 days of support included. Owning your website we build for you does not mean being on your own with it.

Corporate Holding Company Website

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PMC Global is a privately held management company in Sun Valley, California, with more than twenty subsidiaries in plastics, chemicals, food, and finance. When their host updated PHP, the company’s unsupported theme and plugins broke, the security certificate failed, and visitors started complaining that the website was down. They also wanted a more modern design.

The first priority was getting something reliable online. We got into the company’s new hosting account and built a temporary one-page site from the content on the old one, with anchor navigation and the subsidiaries organized by region. It went live in August 2026, and the client told us it looked great. We have also helped with expiring security certificates and followed up on a widely reported server vulnerability.

With the urgent problem handled, we moved to the redesign. We created mockups of seven page types in the company’s gray and blue, then built the new site on our staging server, including a map of company locations. The client wrote that the test site works and the structure looks good. The redesign is waiting on final content, photos, and headquarters locations before launch.

Corporate websites for holding companies and manufacturers

A parent company with many subsidiaries needs a website that explains the family of businesses clearly, works reliably, and stays secure. When an old site breaks, the right move is often a fast, stable stopgap followed by a careful rebuild. We do both.

We work with corporate clients on projects including:

  • Emergency replacement pages for broken websites
  • Holding company and subsidiary directory sites
  • Location maps for multi-site companies
  • Page type mockups before a rebuild
  • Security certificate renewals and hosting moves
  • Security patch follow-up
  • Staged redesigns built around client content

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website and its content without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your company’s website is broken or outdated, we would love to help.

Manufacturer Website Redesign

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MultiSeal is an ISO 9001 certified sealant and adhesive manufacturer in Evansville, Indiana. Their team told us the existing site was very outdated, and it still described metal stamping work the company no longer does. They needed a website that reflected what they actually make today and looked as engineered as their products.

We pulled brand colors and an engineering look from the company’s own sales flyer and built a new WordPress site from scratch on our staging server. Content was outlined in shared documents so their team could fill in technical details, and the navigation was rebuilt around how buyers look for sealants: who we are, capabilities, what we do, applications, products, and manufacturing. When the team asked for a different product order, we reorganized it.

Manufacturing teams are busy, so we sent PDFs of every page for markup, which made review easier than clicking through a staging site. The final round of edits was completed in September 2025, and the site was delivered and ready to launch, waiting only on access to the company’s accounts. On the first look, the team wrote that the layout, icons, and design elements were really nice.

Websites for manufacturers and industrial suppliers

Industrial buyers want to know quickly whether a supplier makes what they need, to what standard, and for which applications. A manufacturer website should organize products by application, state certifications plainly, and make it easy to request a quote or a spec sheet. We build manufacturing websites around how engineers and purchasing teams actually search.

We work with manufacturers on projects including:

  • Manufacturer and industrial supplier websites
  • Product pages organized by application
  • Capabilities and certification pages
  • Brand styling taken from existing sales materials
  • Content outlines for technical teams
  • PDF page proofs for easy review
  • Navigation built around buyer search habits

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website and its content without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your manufacturing company has an outdated website, we would love to help.

Equipment Distributor Website Concept

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O’Dell Equipment Company is an equipment distributor serving Louisville, Nashville, Knoxville, and Lexington. They came to us wanting their company website redesigned and pointed to a few industry sites whose look they admired.

We started with a discovery document covering the company’s customers, locations, product lines, and goals for the site. From that, we designed a home page visual concept with a classic serif for body text and clean sans-serif headings, a pairing that feels established without looking dated. We also put together a stock image board so the team could react to photography before anything was built. The client wrote that the concept was going in exactly the direction they wanted.

Choosing images surfaced a real issue for equipment dealers: many stock photos show competitors’ branded machines. We flagged it and recommended using the company’s own equipment photos instead. The project paused while photos were gathered and later through a change in ownership, and the discovery work and design concept are ready whenever the company picks it back up.

Websites for equipment distributors and dealers

Equipment buyers want to know what you carry, where your locations are, and how to reach the right branch. A distributor website should make product lines and service areas easy to scan and use real photos of the equipment you sell. We plan these sites carefully so they reflect how the business actually works.

We work with distributors and dealers on projects including:

  • Discovery documents and site planning
  • Home page visual concepts
  • Typography and image direction
  • Stock and custom photography guidance
  • Multi-location and branch pages
  • Product line and brand pages
  • Redesigns modeled on sites you admire

Every concept and plan we deliver is yours to keep. If your distribution company needs a website redesign, we would love to help.

Boutique Shopify Store Setup

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Collections Boutique is a family-owned women’s clothing and jewelry boutique in Louisville. The owners had a Shopify store that was not ready for customers and wrote that they needed someone who knows how Shopify works to help get it ready to go live.

We started with hourly fixes on the existing store: repairing broken social links, removing a broken map, adding Apple Pay at checkout, and cleaning up the menu. Then we put together a shortlist of Shopify themes suited to a boutique with a large catalog and walked the owners through the differences. They chose the Impulse theme, and we began moving the store onto it, sharing a preview link so they could see the new look with their own products.

A clothing store lives and dies by its photos, so we gave the owners image size specifications and guidance on banner images to use as they edited a catalog of more than five hundred product photos. On seeing the new theme, they wrote that it looked great and that they wanted to go with it.

Shopify help for boutiques and small retailers

Many small shops start a Shopify store on their own and get stuck before launch. We help boutiques fix what is broken, choose a theme that fits their catalog, set up payments, and prepare product images, so the store is ready when customers arrive.

We help retailers with projects including:

  • Shopify store setup and launch preparation
  • Theme comparisons and recommendations
  • Migrations to themes like Impulse
  • Apple Pay and checkout setup
  • Menu and navigation cleanup
  • Product image size and banner guidance
  • Hourly fixes for existing stores

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own your store, its theme setup, and its content. If your boutique needs help getting a Shopify store ready, we would love to help.

Law Firm Website Design

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Stoess and Associates is a law firm in Crestwood, Kentucky. They reached out because they were updating their website and wanted a clean, professional site that explains their services and makes it easy for new clients to get in touch.

After a phone call to understand the firm, we scoped a basic website package on WordPress with GeneratePress, starting with core pages and room to add individual service pages later. We designed mockups of the home, about, services, schedule a consultation, our office, and contact pages and shared them as PDFs so the firm could review the layout and flow before the build.

The firm’s existing hosting only gave us access to the domain, so we asked for hosting access to move the build forward. The mockups give the firm a clear plan for its new site, with a dedicated consultation page to turn visitors into appointments.

Websites for small law firms

People looking for a lawyer want to know quickly what a firm handles, where it is, and how to schedule a consultation. Small law firms need a site that does those things well and is simple for staff to update. We design attorney websites that are professional, clear, and built to grow as the firm adds practice areas.

We work with law firms on projects including:

  • Small law firm websites on WordPress
  • Practice area and service pages
  • Consultation scheduling pages
  • Office location and contact pages
  • PDF page mockups for partner review
  • Room to add pages as the firm grows
  • Hosting and domain coordination

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website and its content without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your firm needs a new website, we would love to help.

Dumpster Rental Website and Logo Design

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River City Roll Off needed a sharper visual identity and a website that could carry the day-to-day work of running a dumpster rental business. We refined their logo so it would hold up across signage, truck wraps, paperwork, and digital placements, then mocked it up on trucks and buildings so the owner could see exactly how the brand would look out in the world before committing to print and vehicle vinyl.

The website was built on a content management system the owner can update himself. Pricing changes, service area updates, seasonal promotions, and new equipment listings can all be handled in-house without coming back to us for routine edits. We do not believe in locking clients into ongoing maintenance fees for work they can reasonably do themselves, especially for owner-operated businesses where the owner is already running everything else.

We added an online booking option so customers can request a dumpster directly from the site without playing phone tag. The form captures the details the company actually needs to schedule a delivery, drop size, dates, address, and project type, which cuts down on the back and forth that used to happen before a booking could be confirmed.

Custom websites and branding for dumpster rental and roll off companies

Dumpster rental and roll off services are local businesses that depend on getting the phone to ring and the booking form to fill out. We work with waste hauling, junk removal, and roll off rental companies across the country to build websites that handle inquiries efficiently, present the company professionally, and give the owner the tools to update content without paying a developer for routine changes.

We work with dumpster rental and roll off companies on projects including:

  • Custom website design with online booking and quote request forms
  • Logo design and refinement for trucks, signage, and print
  • Vehicle wrap and signage mockups for design approval
  • Service area pages targeting local search terms
  • Mobile-friendly designs for customers booking from job sites
  • Content management training so owners can update their own sites
  • Local SEO setup for dumpster rental and waste hauling searches
  • Google Business Profile optimization for service area visibility
  • Branded paperwork and invoicing templates

Every project we deliver is yours to keep. You own the website, the artwork, and the brand assets without licensing restrictions or ongoing fees beyond hosting. If your dumpster rental, roll off, junk removal, or waste hauling business needs a website, logo, or full brand refresh, we would love to help.

Website training included with every project

Every website we build comes with optional training. We walk owners and staff through the parts of the site they’ll actually need to update, including pages, blog posts, products, services, and any custom features built specifically for the business. Training can happen over Zoom or a similar screen-sharing call, with a recording and a written reference guide if you want one.

We focus the training on the work you’ll actually do. Most owners do not need to learn every menu in WordPress. They need to know how to update their pricing, post a new project to a portfolio, swap out a hero image, or change their business hours. We cover what matters and keep it relevant to your needs and direction.

If something comes up after the training and you cannot remember how to do it, we are still here. We will answer questions by email, jump on a quick screen-share, or update the reference guide so it covers the new situation. Our websites come with 90 days of support included. Owning your website we build for you does not mean being on your own with it.

WCAG Compliant Website Development

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The Kentucky Statewide Independent Living Council (SILC) stands as a model organization for promoting independence and self-determination among individuals with disabilities. This case study examines how KYSILC effectively fulfills its mission through strategic programming, community engagement, and advocacy initiatives. This case study examines the development and implementation of Kentucky SILC’s digital presence, focusing on creating a WCAG-compliant website and integrated marketing tools that effectively serve the disability community. The project prioritized accessibility while delivering engaging content and functionality.

Website Design: Empowering Kentuckians with Disabilities to Live Independently

Objectives

Kentucky SILC recognized the need for a digital platform that would effectively serve individuals with disabilities while promoting their mission of independent living advocacy. The organization required a website that would not only meet strict accessibility standards but also provide robust functionality for content management, event promotion, and community engagement. The project team prioritized creating a user-friendly experience that would work seamlessly with assistive technologies while maintaining an engaging and professional design.

  • Create a fully accessible website meeting WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards
  • Develop effective digital marketing tools
  • Ensure consistent brand messaging
  • Maximize community engagement
  • Provide easy access to resources and information

Design Process

Research and Planning: Technical Architecture

The website was built using a modern tech stack focused on accessibility and performance. The foundation includes semantic HTML5, CSS3 with accessibility-focused styling, and progressive enhancement principles. The content management system was customized to include accessibility checkpoints, ensuring that new content automatically meets WCAG standards. The platform integrates smoothly with assistive technologies and includes features like skip navigation, focus indicators, and alternative text management systems.

Creative Conceptualization

Based on the insights gathered, the design team developed several conceptual designs, experimenting with various orientations, styles, and thematic elements. The concepts were reviewed by stakeholders, with a focus on ensuring that the map would be both informative and aesthetically pleasing. Comprehensive testing was conducted throughout development, involving members of the disability community and accessibility experts. Screen reader testing, keyboard navigation assessment, and color contrast verification were performed regularly. User feedback led to several improvements in navigation structure and content organization, resulting in a more intuitive and accessible experience for all users.

Kentucky SILC Website and Brand Design: Accessible Digital Excellence

The final design creates an inclusive and empowering digital presence that prioritizes accessibility while maintaining professional aesthetics. It features:

  • Accessible Color System:
    • Primary Color: Deep Navy Blue for headers and key elements
    • Secondary Colors: Pure White for contrast and readability
    • Accent Colors: Light Blue for interactive elements
    • All color combinations exceed WCAG 2.1 AA contrast requirements
    • High-visibility focus indicators in bright blue
  • Logo Design:
    • Dual-Version Accessibility:
      • Full Color: Navy blue with white text for standard display
      • High Contrast: Black and white version for maximum visibility
      • Reversed: White version for dark backgrounds
    • Clear Typography: Sans-serif font for optimal readability
    • Simplified Shapes: Clean lines and recognizable forms
    • Minimum Size Requirements: Ensures visibility at all scales
    • Available in multiple formats (SVG, PNG, PDF) for various uses
  • Typography System:
    • Primary Font: Open Sans for its excellent readability
    • Secondary Font: Roboto for supporting text
    • Minimum Font Size: 16px for body text
    • Clear Hierarchy: Distinct heading sizes (h1-h6)
    • Line Height: 1.5 for optimal readability
    • Letter Spacing: Adjusted for maximum legibility
  • Navigation Elements:
    • Skip Links: Hidden until focused for keyboard navigation
    • Breadcrumb Trails: Clear location indicators
    • Mega Menus: Organized by topic with clear categories
    • Mobile-Friendly: Hamburger menu with large touch targets
    • Focus States: Highly visible indicators for keyboard users
  • Interactive Components:
    • Buttons: Large click areas with clear hover states
    • Forms: Clearly labeled fields with error handling
    • Links: Underlined and color-coded for easy identification
    • Search: Prominent placement with auto-complete features
    • Call-to-Action: High contrast buttons with clear purpose
  • Content Presentation:
    • Clean Layout: Ample white space for easy scanning
    • Grid System: Responsive 12-column layout
    • Content Blocks: Clear separation between sections
    • Image Guidelines: Alt text requirements and caption standards
    • Document Templates: Accessible PDF and Word formats
  • Responsive Design:
    • Mobile-First Approach: Optimized for all devices
    • Flexible Images: Scales without losing clarity
    • Breakpoint System: Ensures readability at all sizes
    • Touch Targets: Minimum 44×44 pixels for accessibility
    • Orientation Support: Functions in portrait and landscape
  • User Support Features:
    • Text Resize Controls: Easy font size adjustment
    • High Contrast Toggle: Alternative color schemes
    • Screen Reader Optimization: ARIA labels and landmarks
    • Language Selection: Clear language switching options
    • Help Resources: Accessible support documentation

These design elements create a cohesive and accessible digital experience that serves all users while maintaining Kentucky SILC’s professional image and mission-driven focus. The design system prioritizes usability without sacrificing visual appeal, ensuring that all visitors can effectively engage with the organization’s resources and information.

The style guide established here serves as a foundation for all digital materials, ensuring consistency across platforms while maintaining the highest standards of accessibility and user experience.

Results and Impact

The new digital platform significantly improved Kentucky SILC’s ability to serve its community. Website analytics showed increased engagement, with higher page view duration and lower bounce rates. The accessible design led to improved user satisfaction scores, particularly among screen reader users. Newsletter subscription rates increased by 45% following the launch of the accessible email marketing system, and social media engagement metrics showed substantial improvement.

Recommendations

Based on the project’s outcomes, organizations undertaking similar initiatives should prioritize accessibility training for all team members, establish clear accessibility guidelines for content creation, and implement regular accessibility audits. It’s crucial to involve users with disabilities in the testing process and maintain strong documentation of accessibility features. Organizations should also consider implementing automated accessibility checking tools while recognizing that manual testing remains essential for ensuring true accessibility.

Conclusion

The Kentucky SILC digital platform project demonstrates that creating an accessible website and marketing system requires careful planning, continuous testing, and a commitment to serving all users equally. The success of this initiative proves that organizations can maintain high standards of accessibility while delivering engaging and effective digital experiences. This case study serves as a blueprint for other organizations seeking to develop inclusive digital platforms that truly serve their entire community.