Case studies, before and now.

New websites for three Ohio manufacturers, each shown before and now, with the clicks it has earned from Google.

Every project at a glance

The three projects ran side by side in the summer of 2026 and were delivered in 6, 10, and 18 days. Each company received the full source code at launch.

Each project, with what we built and how long it took
ClientWhat we builtDays
Phillips Light IndustrialManufacturing support, Cleveland, OhioFive sites under one brand system, with a quote form for each division’s buyer and seven calculators.Manufacturing support websites18
Mechanical Finishers Inc.Metal finishing and zinc plating, Cincinnati, OhioOne site with six process pages, three engineering tools, and a quote form that asks for the process, material, and volume.Websites for metal finishers6
SurfTechLow temperature PVD coating, Austinburg, OhioOne site with 13 coating pages, a comparison chart, two engineering tools, and a quote form that asks how the part fails.Websites for coating companies10

Each project became a page for its trade. If your shop does something else, such as anodizing, heat treating, powder coating, thermal spray, machining, or fabrication, the same structure applies: a page for each process, your limits stated as numbers, the standards you work to, and a quote form that asks for what sets the price.

What every build includes is on the manufacturing website design page, and every price is on the pricing page. You can score your current site first with the free readiness scorecard, which takes about four minutes, or see how 66 US manufacturer websites compare.

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