Dayton web design & development
Your website is your company's primary communications tool in this digital era. It is the first thing buyers check before initiating contact or making a purchase decision.
ruef Design is a Dayton web design company with experience developing sites across many industries, including law firm websites, manufacturing websites, transportation and logistics websites, eCommerce websites, nonprofit websites, and more.
Building websites comes natural to us. Our goal is to make sure your customers are enraptured by their first visit to your website, and keep coming back for more. As designers, we make sure online experiences are beautiful and user-friendly. As communications experts, we make sure your target customers are being reached.
We believe in transparency with clients, and we can assure lines of communication will stay open with prompt response times. Our team of experienced developers and creative designers build websites with your company's goals and audience at top of mind.
Work with ruef Design on your next web project for:
- websites
- mobile apps
- online reputation management
- web hosting & maintenance
- SEO implementation & management
- custom traffic reports & user metrics
- social media header design & content strategy
- podcast support
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Founded in 1994, custom exhibit company Display Dynamics is one of Dayton’s “best kept secrets.” Among their most illustrious projects: the famous “Lux Mundi” (the tall statue of Jesus in front of Solid Rock Church on I-75), a full-scale recreation of the Space Shuttle in the Air Force Museum, and multiple exhibits at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
They came to ruef Design for help in going from being a secret to being recognized for what they are: a creative and highly-efficient powerhouse of talent and ideas. But with no social media presence and a dated website that wasn’t showing off their incredible work, Display Dynamics was in dire need of an online overhaul. Being designers themselves, they acknowledged the difficulty of going design work for their own company; it was was clear to the Display Dynamics leadership team that they needed an outside perspective.
