Tempe web design for a city where most households rent

Tempe is the rare Valley city where owners are the minority. Census estimates put owner-occupied homes at 42.3 percent and the median resident at 30 years old. For a plumber, a landscaper or a cleaning company, that splits the audience in two. The tenant who notices the leak is not the person who pays to fix it, and the property manager who does pay has a vendor list, a spreadsheet and no patience. A Tempe site written only for homeowners is written for the smaller half of the city.

So the design starts with structure, not color. One clear path for renters: report the problem, and we will coordinate with your landlord. A second for property managers and HOAs: insurance certificate, how you invoice, how fast you respond. And homeowner pages that speak to the city's older housing, because half of Tempe's homes were built in 1984 or earlier, and the water heaters, ductwork and electrical panels inside them have aged right along with the stucco.

Then there is who moves here. Arizona State University, State Farm, JPMorgan Chase and Honeywell each employ thousands of people in Tempe, which means a steady stream of new hires who arrive, sign a lease and search for a dentist, a mechanic and a barber in the same month. Our web design packages start at $1,500 for up to ten pages, with content writing, lead capture and online booking included. Most sites go live in seven to ten days, comfortably ahead of the next fall semester.