Whether you're feeling the pain of a website that's still running ExpressionEngine 2, or maybe your hosting company is putting pressure on you to update to the latest version of PHP 7; regardless the reason, we can help.

Antistatic has been in Dayton, Ohio since 2005. We design and build custom websites for businesses, churches and non-profit organizations. Our approach allows us to dig deep into your DNA and understand how to communicate your values, drive traffic and increase leads and/or sales.

Like any business or organization, your website is a key element of your marketing strategy and in some cases, it is the most critical. Over the years, we've worked with physicians, doctors, and medical practices to clarify their messaging, present the right content to their patients and ultimately attract more clients. Here are some important things to note if you are considering a website redesign for your practice.

You’ve heard that beauty is in the eye of the beholder; that art and design are subjective and difficult to define. However design does make a difference. Countless studies show how good design improves lead generation and increases sales. Good design differentiates a product or service from the competition’s.

A website redesign is a big undertaking. Here are five things that you can expect during the process

There are literally thousands of choices when it comes to website hosting and it can be hard to decide what is right for your needs.

Everyone has the best intentions when they kickoff a project. The energy and excitement of the new project helps launch things forward but sometimes you hit a snag.

Your website can be so much more than a digital brochure. From features and functionality that assist your customers to business tools that make your back-office workflow better – here is a case study of how we helped our customer's website work for them.

What users experience on your website is just the tip of the iceberg. The user is drawn into the beautiful user interface, engages with the intuitive navigation, devours the well-written content and the focused call-to-actions drive him complete your inquiry form - success! That perfect user experience journey is the result of hours of unnoticed work that happened below the surface.

We can grow tired of things pretty quickly. That pair of shoes you bought last summer, or the car you’ve been driving for several years. They become too familiar to us. The same is true of your website. We see or interact with it all the time and can grow tired of the way it looks, the navigation, the features, the content…etc. When you feel this happening in yourself or your organization, it is critical that you take a step back and assess the website from your audience’s point of view.