About
Liquid Networks. Since 1996.
The person who builds your website is the person you write to.
I started back when a handful of organizations just needed to get on the web. So I sat down, made the pages, put them up — and then stayed close enough to keep them running. Nearly thirty years and hundreds of sites later, for businesses and for people, that hasn’t changed. You should be known by name. Your website should outlast its launch day. And it should look like you and speak to the people you’re trying to reach.
Person to person, on purpose
Independently run, and meant to stay that way. You hear back from the person doing the work — not a ticket, not a queue. When something’s off, the one telling you is the one who built it.
I’ve been at this since 1996, I’m still at it, and I still work the same way: directly, and by name. Every website I make is built for the business — or the person — it belongs to. No two start from the same template. I keep the sites on my own servers so they stay current, and so you stay connected to the person who made them.
You already have enough to start.
Just your name and a sentence about the website you want.