Web designer Mark Czerniec
- Custom websites, typically built in WordPress
- Brand new websites, website redesigns, or just updates
- 29 years in business
- Based in Racine and Kenosha, Wisconsin
Your website is central
Advertising is forgotten 30 seconds later. You can spend plenty of time and money throwing content onto Facebook, but soon it all slides down to nowhere. Twitter is now called “X” or something. TikTok may or may not be banned.
Your website communicates worldwide. It tells your story 24/7 with the words and visuals you choose. It delivers your essentials to potential customers when they are searching.
You’re looking at my website right now — pure coincidence?
A website can serve as your receptionist, your sales rep, a landing net, a catalog, a point of sale, a press agent, a tour guide, a feedback tool, and much more.
How can your website be better?
Thinking about your website — the impression it gives visitors and the functions it performs — how can it be improved?
- Is the graphic design disorganized or unattractive?
- Does your website display outdated information?
- Does it work poorly on a smartphone?
- Are there broken links or images that don’t load?
- Does your text contain gibberish?
- Do competitors’ websites look or work better than yours?
You deserve a real custom website
You don’t have to settle for a generic template, a cookie-cutter cubbyhole on some website mill, or a weird guess generated by AI.
- You can have a website that precisely conveys your brand, position, benefits, and everything you offer.
- You can have a website that incorporates whatever pieces of functionality you need — custom forms, calculations, specific analytics, etc.
- You can have a website that grows and adapts as necessary to reflect changes in your business — like new services or new personnel — or in the world at large, from road closures to pandemics.
Employing clever tools to reach your audience
My name is Mark Czerniec, and I love combining words, images, and design elements using the amazing tools available today to communicate with people.
In my 29 years designing websites, I have learned a few things about this medium — and I continue to absorb new developments daily.
If you want to connect with your clientele through a custom website, I can either build it for you or at least answer some questions.
I’ll be delighted if you give me a call:
(262) 515-9191
Thefor your project
WordPress web designer
Although I wrote HTML by hand when starting out, most of the websites I design these days are built in WordPress, the top-rated, well-tested, and adaptable platform powering roughly half of all websites worldwide.
This ensures that the technology running your site will stay up-to-date — and that it will use components vetted by the vast WordPress community instead of a custom mystery solution understood by only one coder.
Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha, Wisconsin
I have designed websites for clients in various parts of the United States, but most of the small businesses I work with are in southeastern Wisconsin — the greater Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha areas.
Business owners tell me they like having someone nearby who can meet with them in person, pick up materials, take photos, or shoot videos.
Single point of contact and execution
Some web design companies “white label” or outsource projects to behind-the-scenes teams of entry-level workers (or coders on the other side of the globe), then bill their clients for hours of coordination between these departments.
Working with me — a solo freelancer — means you’re dealing directly with the web designer executing your project right here in Racine, Wisconsin.
SEO incorporated throughout
SEO — search engine optimization — means embedding clues in your website t0 help search engines like Google understand what you’re offering, and feature you in the results when prospective customers search.
I carefully consider SEO and Local SEO at every step in designing your website to help improve its ranking going forward.
In May 2022, the partners at the Racine, Wisconsin family law firm of Murphy Johnson & Trampe asked me to review their existing website and recommend improvements.
Starting from from their logo and their firm’s blue front door, I designed a theme, reworked their existing copy, and added images to create a cleaner, more professional presentation.
Since completion, they have requested a few additions and changes from time to time as the website continues to serve them day in and day out.