As the world becomes increasingly digital, it is absolutely imperative to have a website that speaks to your brand. With an unlimited access to the internet from a variety of devices, it has become commonplace to have a well-designed website that guarantees a strong user experience. 57% of internet users say they won’t recommend a business with a poorly designed website on mobile, and nearly 80% of customers would stop engaging with content that doesn’t display well on their device.
Here at BOWEN, we are an award-winning digital agency, with over 14 years’ worth of experience. We are committed to our values of curiosity and real world results, which enables us to consistently create stunning designs and digital creations for our clients.
Recently, we were featured in Clutch’s press release of top NYC Creative & Design agencies. We were highlighted in two leader matrices, as a top NYC web designer and a top NYC digital designer. Clutch is an independent tech research firm focused on producing ratings and reviews of digital solution providers. Their proprietary research methodology rates companies based on their market presence, clients & experience, and lastly, reviews.
We boast seven perfect 5-star ratings on their platform, which is a testament to our ability to beautifully craft powerful, responsive websites for our clients. Reviews are the most important part of Clutch’s research methodology, and our clients have delivered for us. Here’s a sample of some of the kind words our clients’ have left for us on their platform.
Our client, a social services nonprofit, needed a rebrand, and we stepped in by providing a new website, print materials, and upgraded marketing materials. Their site was more user-friendly and optimized for Google Analytics. Our efforts prompted them to mention,
“They’re a very efficient team, and they’re great at making updates and doing what you need.”
We are happy to have been featured in another Clutch press release, and we look forward to continuing our elite performance on their platform.
