About
The person who builds your website is the person you write to.
I started when a few organizations needed to get on the web. I sat down, made the pages, put them up, and stayed close enough to keep them running and updated.
That is still the job.
Hundreds of websites later — for businesses and for people — that has not changed. You should be known by name. The website should last longer than launch day. It should look like you and talk to the people you want to reach.
Independently run. You hear back from the person doing the work, not a ticket. If something is off, you hear it from the person who built it.
Liquid Networks has been here since 1996. The person you write to has been doing this work a long time, and is still doing it. Still the same way of working: one person, by name.
Every website is made for the business — or the person — it belongs to.
The websites we build stay on our servers. That is how they stay current, and how you stay in touch with the person who made them.
A clear, simple website is most of the work, and it is taken seriously. If something larger shows up, there are thirty years of practice for it.