Woodworking Blogs

A website acts like digital real estate, and hosting services allow you to claim this space on the internet. While technically you could host it yourself at home on your personal PC, doing this would likely overload it and bring down the world wide web altogether. Luckily there are business-oriented web hosts available that take on all this heavy lifting so you can focus on content creation and site design instead.

Mark Antony’s website boasts a minimalist, clean design that showcases their exceptional craftsmanship ethos. The hero header displays an image reflecting this value; while navigation menu and picture gallery make this website easy for customers to navigate easily. Furthermore, customer testimonials add trustworthiness and authenticity for potential clients visiting.

Robert Shaw Manufacturing’s website serves as an excellent example of how to distinguish a small woodworking business online. Their homepage displays an eye-catching hero image with a call-to-action button that encourages visitors to explore the cabinetry and custom woodwork services offered at their company, along with photo gallery, FAQ page, contact information and photo gallery. Likewise Heights Woodworking features a simple yet effective web design, including plenty of white space so its pictures stand out, contact form sign-up as well as newsletter subscription signup – further establishing trust between visitors and them and them and them both.