HigherVisibility Wins Best Construction Design WebAward
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (PRWEB) September 12, 2018 -- In a recent competition judged by the Web Marketing Association, HigherVisibility was awarded the 2018 WebAward for the Best Construction Website Design.
The WebAwards are the longest running annual website award competition and are noted for setting a standard of excellence in digital design and development. The competition accepts entrants from across the United States in 96 categories, and HigherVisibility won with their website design for Magnolia Homes Inc.
“This is an incredible honor for our company and displays the diverse skillset of our employees,” Managing Partner Adam Heitzman said. “Our team worked diligently on this design and it’s extremely rewarding to share this award with our client and to see the design praised amongst our peers.”
WebAward winners are chosen based on a number of factors, such as the aesthetic appearance of the website, how the website functions, the content available, and more. The Web Marketing Association lists the full judging process on their website.
“I highly recommend HigherVisibility for anyone looking to build or redesign their website!” Magnolia Homes Vice President Reggie Garner Jr. said. “The new site has been very well received by our client base and sales are increasing as a result. The HigherVisibility team is professional, knowledgeable, communicative, and overall exceeds expectations during all phases of the process.”
Click here to find out more about HigherVisibility’s website design services.
About HigherVisibility:
HigherVisibility is a digital marketing agency based in Memphis, Tenn. that provides services in search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising, and web design to small businesses and Fortune 1000s alike. HigherVisibility was named Search Engine Land’s SEO Agency of the Year in 2017 and works with clients across the United States.
Alex Briggs, HigherVisibility, https://www.highervisibility.com/, +1 9016727243, [email protected]
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