SEO & Web Design in Kansas City
01. Who We Are
We create cutting-edge online experiences that elevate brands, maximize ROI, and generate conversions. We’re hard-working creatives who let our work speak for itself.
03. Who We Work With
04. What We Do
We begin every project with a strategy meeting. We ask the essential questions: What are your goals? How do you operate? What areas of your business are you trying to grow? Who is your audience?
The better we understand your business, the better the outcome we can produce.
Our designs are an equal balance between creativity and functionality. We consider the user’s online experience from the home page to the contact page and every essential step in between.
We help companies identify and discover their website's core functionality. From that, we build custom web software around their preferences and operations.
By utilizing our video & photo skills, we capture a company's aesthetic, personality, and values. Some say pictures say a thousand words, but ours will say a million.
05. What We Make
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
A functionality overhaul. We designed a mobile-adaptive website, revamped their event scheduling, and improved their e-commerce experience – all while adhering to strict curator guidelines.
- User interface design
- User experience design
- Web development
- Integration
- Ecommerce
Evolve Paleo Chef
We revamped their existing e-commerce design to streamline the ordering process and look great on a mobile device.
- User interface design
- User experience design
- App design
- E-commerce
- Web development
Museum at Prairie Fire
We took everything the museum had to offer – tickets, exhibits, events, etc. – and organized it in a way that made it easy for users to find what they were looking for wrapped into a beautiful design.
- User Interface design
- Interactive design
- Web development
- SEO & Search
06. Reviews
08. A side note
For the sake of SEO, we have to have this content. We wouldn’t suggest it, but if you feel inclined to read it, click here.
To put it briefly, users seeking the best
website development in Kansas City
despise overwhelming, text-heavy, rambling pages about nothing in particular. You could stop reading now, but what fun would that be? In the humble opinion of our web designers, pages with an excess amount of text, disjointed sentences that repeat phrases like “digital agency in Kansas City,” and a cluttered design are dull, boring, and have never been appealing. No one reads it, no one wants to read it, and no one will read it, no matter howi good you are in your industry. But you knew this. It’s exhausting, like this post that’s about…what, exactly? Was it graphic design services? Or was it web development in Kansas City? No, no. It is definitely about SEO marketing, right? To be frank, we don’t even know anymore. To a web developer, spitting out too many words on a page is extremely counterproductive to the user’s experience. Mainly because, when it’s presented like this, no one will read what you have to say about Kansas City web design, or whatever your services happen to be in the first place.
When a copywriter uses 50 or more words to convey a point about “copywriting for websites in Kansas City”, when it could’ve taken them 5, it’s quite embarrassing. When a web designer’s layout is difficult to navigate, it’s humiliating. Other Kansas City web designers may actually do this when you hire them to take on your website redesign, but we would never put you through that. We respect you too much. It goes against our nature as the best web agency in Kansas City.
Although, this daunting post is an exception to the many rules our content experts follow.
When web design in Kansas City at Lifted Logic was founded, we had an “ah ha” moment about the best way to create custom websites, but you may have to dig around to find it in this text. Mainly because it’s far too long to read, but also because we’re needlessly rambling on about our website design company in Kansas City until our fingers get tired of typing (or we run out of things to say).
Anyway, when we first started offering custom websites in Kansas City, we had an idea that would change the way the game of web design was played. An idea that would knock our competitors out of the park. An idea that would alter a user’s online experience. An idea that you most likely won’t get to find out, because we’ve taken way too long (and lamented far too much about web development in Kansas City) to get to the point.
We thought it’d be humorous to demonstrate our point, using (not our best) copywriting, instead of just making the point about digital succinctness, but that may just be something we find funny about everyone else out there attempting web design. We’re sorry to say it but, if it’s too cluttered, users will stop reading your page after the first sentence, because their eyes bug out and their jaws drop when they see how far down the page they have to go. You know the feeling.
No one wants to read a giant, unbroken blurb of text about web design & SEO services in Kansas City. It’s intimidating, and it’s also just downright awful to look at. When was the last time you read thousands of words of nonsense from a plumber and then hired him to come fix your leaky faucet? Plus, it takes way too much time to read and understand what we’re trying to say about good corporate website design and the mistakes we see every day. To put it blatantly, another common reason for users to hit the back button on pages not built by our web developers is that the page was scattered and hard to look at, or it featured long, run-on sentences that made zero sense and just run around in circles, or it annoyingly repeated a phrase like “marketing services in Kansas City” too many times. Do you see our point about good web development yet? Or are we taking too long to get there? Because we are, but it’s on purpose.
When words, like these about website development in Kansas City, are clumped together & staring at you from your screen, it’s almost as frightening as when your mother yells for you with your first AND middle names. Scary stuff. When web design took a turn for the absolute dream highway with no construction or detours, it met us. It met us at the corner of concise, clutter-free, and easy to navigate. This post clearly missed the memo about the best practices for web content creation in Kansas City.
We live in a world where the web is oversaturated by an abundance of clutter, noise, and bad web designers. Clutter that goes on and on and on and on is exhausting. The sad thing about clutter is that a majority of individuals that know nothing about the best practices for Kansas City website design mistakenly believe that the more fluff you stuff onto your pages, the more users will engage with your site. It’s a no from us, dawg.
With Lifted Logic’s custom website design & development in Kansas City, your site will flow. Good website development needs to convey your message in an organized and concise way. Something that this text absolutely does not do, and something you absolutely should not judge our professional content writers, nor our web designers for. To get a better idea of how great our professional websites are, take a look at our project archive instead. Do what you can to forget this text. It’s a trainwreck, it hurts our souls, and haunts our dreams at night.
If the text is too long and confusing as so, users will immediately click away from it without hesitation, missing your important thoughts, and head straight to the competition. It’s extremely important for the layout your custom website to be easy to navigate. No matter how great the product or service is, concise web design is the only asset that will keep your audience on the page.
Are you still with us? Didn’t think so. Now that we’ve lost our audience due to the massive amounts of confusing quips and adages about web development in Kansas City and overwhelming fluff about professional website design, we can say anything we want.
Lifted Logic is the best web design in Kansas City.
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If you’re still reading – we hope you at least agree with us about how a good custom website in should be organized and have a better understanding of web development. If you still have no idea, don’t worry – we’ve got your back. We stand and applaud everyone who made it this far into this sheer nonsense from a digital agency in Kansas City. You’re a hero, a gentleman & a scholar, truly deserving of an Illustrator™-drawn gold star from one of our graphic designers.
You either are an immensely dedicated individual who finishes everything they start, a masochist, or genuinely interested in whatever we are trying to say, even if we ourselves aren’t quite sure. For that, we think you’re great. Now that you’ve been completely confused and dazzled by our word tricks and jabbering about web design, we’ll leave you with this little fun fact: in the 1,500 words above, we could’ve said what we wanted to say in the following four – users prefer concise websites.