Kansas City web design for federal buyers, hospitals, and barbecue lines.

The federal government is the largest employer in the Kansas City metro, with more than 146 agencies, and the city's own financial report counts about 38,700 federal jobs. Add Honeywell's federal manufacturing operation, the Federal Reserve Bank near Union Station, and engineering and technology firms that serve them, and you get a large B2B market whose buyers read capability statements carefully. A design built for them leads with core capabilities, NAICS codes, certifications, contract vehicles, and past performance you are allowed to name. Our construction and contractor work often sits on the same procurement path.

Health care is the other big buyer. The University of Kansas Hospital, HCA Midwest, Saint Luke's, and Children's Mercy all rank among the top employers, and vendors, staffing firms, and clinics around them need sites that explain services plainly and make contact easy. Hallmark at Crown Center and H&R Block downtown add a corporate layer with its own expectations.

Then there is the Kansas City everyone knows: barbecue, jazz, more than 200 fountains, and crowds for Chiefs games and the Big 12 tournament in March. Restaurants need menus as text and ordering that works on a phone in a parking lot. Home services work a mid-century housing stock — the median home was built around 1969, per the Census Bureau — through real winters. Builds are hand-coded and priced by page count, from $1,500 for up to 10 pages, with SEO, content writing, lead capture, online booking, and a year of support included. See the pricing page.