Web design across the New Orleans metro
We start from Orleans Parish, the second most populated parish in the New Orleans metro, and work outward to Jefferson Parish, St. Charles Parish, St. Bernard Parish, St. John the Baptist Parish, Plaquemines Parish and St. James Parish, which is where most of the New Orleans metro lives.
Parishes first, then neighborhoods
Louisiana has parishes, not counties, and the metro's most populated is Jefferson Parish, home to Metairie and Kenner. Locals also search by neighborhood: the French Quarter, Uptown, Mid-City, the Marigny.
Tourism and events drive a lot of business here, and hurricane season shapes it too. Have a site you can update yourself from day one, with notices for storm closures and special-event hours.
What we build for New Orleans businesses
- Website design: made to order, and built the way you want it.
- Small business web design: this is our specialty, and it comes down to getting small businesses in front of customers.
- Brand identity: we turn the company into a brand, with its own logo, colors and type.
- 3D design and animation: high-end 3D and motion for sites that need to hold attention.
- Calendar booking: built into the site, so customers schedule themselves and you answer fewer calls.
Here's how a project goes: a first call, a written plan, previews you can look at as we go, and a walkthrough at launch.
Guides for common New Orleans business types
A question from New Orleans businesses
Should my site say parish or county?
Parish. That's what Louisiana uses and what locals expect, so we write Jefferson Parish or Orleans Parish, never county.