Capability proof
Technical strengths and buyer confidence signals structured for quick review.
Marine & industrial
Websites as serious as the operation behind them.
Professional websites for marine, wholesale, industrial, and technical businesses that need credibility, searchable catalogs, and clear paths for dealers and end buyers.
- Searchable product catalogs
- Dealer & wholesale portals
- Spec sheets & product data
- SEO for parts & products
- Marine distributors
- Boat dealers & marinas
- Wholesale suppliers
- Manufacturers
- Industrial services
- Logistics & transport
Client partners
The businesses I partner with, and the results we’ve built together.
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Makecreati
A browser-based PDF platform, rebuilt off WordPress to take people from upload to finished file without detours.
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Prime Pharma
A responsive product presentation for a pharmaceutical brand: product education, brand trust and easy browsing.
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HTMP Bio
Advanced microphysiological platform technology, made precise, credible and easy to explore.
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New Life Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine practice. Patient care alongside professional training programs and clinical education.
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CED Marine
Marine wholesale supplier. Boating parts and accessories across a multi-brand, manufacturer-backed catalog.
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Cadence Community Management
Community-management support, explained with less clutter.
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Milam Transport
A logistics site that communicates equipment, reliability and service coverage clearly.
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A few things I hear from Marine & Industrial
Is this you?
- Buyers call just to confirm what you stock
- Specs live in PDFs nobody can find
- The catalog is years behind the warehouse
- Quote requests arrive without part numbers
- Dealers and end buyers need different paths
- The site undersells how serious the operation is
How LER helps.
What I bring to Marine & Industrial projects, from the first plan to the details after launch.
Product structure
Equipment, services, specs, and applications grouped into practical paths.
Specification hierarchy
Important technical details organized without making the page hard to scan.
Procurement-ready pages
Certifications, documentation, and quote paths placed for serious buyers.
Fleet visibility
Equipment and service capabilities presented clearly with useful context.
Searchable paths
Catalog, application, and service routes made easier to find.
Quote flow planning
Contact paths shaped around fit, urgency, and technical requirements.
Why work with me
A partner you can trust.
You work directly with me, from the first call through launch and after it. I learn how your industry buys, build around it, and stay on to keep the site working.
What that means for your site
Buyer confidence
Capabilities, proof, and technical details are easier to verify.
Practical structure
Catalog, specs, and applications are organized around how buyers evaluate.
Clear technical proof
The experience supports procurement, engineering, and operations audiences.
Informed inquiries
Contact paths collect fit, urgency, and technical requirements so quote conversations start with real detail.
- 84+projects launched
- 35case studies published
- 10industries served
- 1:1direct, start to finish
What clients are saying
“Ed is a fantastic web designer, and truly cares about the vision of the company.”
“He’s always responsive and proactive at troubleshooting.”
“From start to finish, everything turned out brilliantly.”
“I highly recommend this company for their outstanding service, efficiency, and commitment to excellence.”
“Highly recommend their work!”
“Fantastic job on our new website! It's easy to use, looks great, and has helped streamline patient bookings.”
“He made the whole process seamless and created a website that truly represents our brand.”
FAQ
Questions before you start?
The ones I get asked most in this industry. If yours isn’t here, ask me directly and I’ll answer it straight.
Our buyers want specifications, not marketing. Can the site do that?
Yes. Specifications, tolerances, and documentation get first-class placement instead of being buried under copy.
Can we publish datasheets and drawings?
Yes, structured so a procurement team can find the right revision quickly.
Most of our sales happen by quote. Does a website help?
It qualifies. A buyer who arrives already understanding your capability asks a better first question.
Our catalogue is large. How is that handled?
With a structure built for filtering and growth rather than a page per item added by hand.