Sorenson Estates’ biggest website challenge was that it didn’t portray the beauty of their property’s landscape. When they came to MayeCreate, they had a website that was built quite some time ago and was therefore not up to current visual or technical standards. If you know anything about MayeCreate, these two things are our pride and joy.
Missouri Health Professions Consortium (MHPC) needed a website, one that would help them proudly display what they do in way that highlighted their hands-on atmosphere and was easy for people to use. Naturally, we MayeCreaters were excited to work with MHPC to build a website that would successfully portray their brand and story while serving as a useful online tool for their existing students, prospective students, and staff. (Let’s face it though, when aren’t we excited?!)
Looking to modernize once again, the Roots and Blues Foundation came back to MayeCreate for a second website. It is important for the festival website to keep up with the times — as an ever-evolving and growing event, their online home should reflect that. We had a lot of fun working on the last site with them, so we took no time in jumping on the opportunity to work with them again.
As the Missouri College of Emergency Physicians (MoCEP) grew, MoCEP saw their website was no longer a fitting platform to provide resources for their members. They didn’t have to look very far for help. Back in 2013, they came to MayeCreate Design to build their first website. They knew we were up for the task of rebuilding, and we love working for organizations like MoCEP. Just like that, construction on MoCEP’s new online home was underway.
Chippewa Valley Growers has been supplying the Eau Claire, Wisconsin area with gorgeous flowers for three decades now, but they wanted to communicate to their audience that they did more than just flowers. Their site at the time they came to us was not setup to display the wide array of products and services they offered, so it was time to make room for a new site that would show off what they do with both words and beautiful imagery as well as keep their audience in the loop about events and company news.
Truman VA Medical Research Foundation (TVAMRF), a longtime client of ours, decided it was time for an update to their outdated website, seeking to modernize it and give it a more functional interface for both visitors and researchers alike. To get the job done, they enlisted the help of the friendly developers at MayeCreate Design. It was a call we were happy to answer.
PACE Construction takes great pride in delivering award-winning, customer-focused, quality driven heavy highway construction projects. (Yeah, it’s a mouthful.) When they realized that their website was not up to the task of showing off their accomplishments, they knew it was time for an upgrade. They needed a partner who was equally quality driven and customer-focused. One that they knew could deliver award winning results. Naturally, they turned to MayeCreate Design.
The University needed a new website, and they didn’t have to look far to find it. They chose MayeCreate Design to build their new online presence. As an approved vendor for the University, we understand the ins and outs of the University’s standards, specifications and identity guidelines. Plus we’ve always enjoyed working with Mizzou labs and researchers in the past, so we were eager to take on another project for our wonderful neighbors at the School of Graduate Studies.
The Mizzou Asphalt Pavement and Innovation Lab was looking to brand their organization and promote themselves to the public online, as well as share research and testing results. Let's just say we were more than thrilled to work with another company that sees the value in sharing knowledge and experience to better their industry.
Williams Construction is no stranger to taking on risky projects. They realized they had become too comfortable with their old website, so they took on another sort of risk: they took a leap of faith and set out on a journey to search for a company who knew both construction and website design, lo and behold they found MayeCreate Design.
