Little John Design is a full-service Seattle web design agency, helping business and individuals establish a professional online presence. We carefully evaluate each clients’ needs individually, and tailor a strategy accordingly. We strive to create an online presence which is thoughtful, engaging and captivating.
We Get it Done
We are passionate about building compelling websites. You will be at ease knowing we get the job done, right the first time. Depending on our clients’ individual needs, this may include creating a virtual tour for your website, custom photography, animation, copy writing, logo design, print and stationary design, search engine optimization, custom web and mobile applications.
Google recently took measures in April of 2015 to penalize websites that are not mobile-friendly, as described in this Wall Street Journal article. We currently offer mobile website framework designs for existing older websites, for pre-mobile responsive era websites at a fraction of the cost of a full rebuild. The mobile site will auto-detect and load whenever someone is visiting your website using a mobile device, without effecting your existing website.
Key benefits of a mobile site include:
1. Better search engine rankings
2. Greatly improved user experience, and online exposure (navigating non-mobile sites on the phone is tedious, and people lose interest quickly).
Read about how 56 percent of Americans now own a smartphone
Because you only have one chance to make a good first impression
Having a professional and polished online presence is critical to your business thriving and prospering in the digital age. We specialize in web design solutions for restaurants, small to medium sized businesses and organizations, e-commerce businesses, artists, and consultants.
Place Pigalle restaurant, located in Seattle’s historic Pike Place Market, is one of our latest projects. It features individualized layout design, extensive photography, a virtual tour, virtual directions, integrated Google Maps, online reservations & social media.