Website Design Company

iLab New Media was founded in Tucson Arizona in 2003 by Andy Ward who has been designing web sites professionally since 1999. In 2006 we bought the website design firm Liquid Design and relocated our business to Redding, California where we did business under that name until 2009. In that year we unified our brand and began using iLab for all of our web design business. Today we service clients all over the United States from our offices in Oklahoma.

We offer a full range of web services, but our strong point is more than just high-end web design or innovative web development, it is problem solving, we work with our clients to make them successful online. This covers everything we do, from the initial communication with a client to standing behind our work long after the website has launched, we want our clients to be happy and successful, this attitude is what has made us a top website design company.

Our Goal

Our goal is to combine creativity with technology to produce beautiful, hand-crafted websites that get results.

Who

are you guys?

We are website experts with a track record of successful websites. We combine creativity with technology to produce beautiful, hand-crafted websites that get results.

Our clients are located in every corner of the country, from our office in Oklahoma we can work with you no matter where you are located.

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Why

choose iLab?

For one thing we stand behind our work. We try very hard to make sure you have a fantastic looking website, a website that makes your competition look bad by comparison. We guarantee it will.

If you don't feel our design beats the pants off your competition's website, then you are entitled to your money back.

What

are others saying?

"I found them to be not only knowledgeable but easy to work with. They were able to interpret what we wanted and built a website that represented our school in a positive dynamic way. I give iLab New Media my highest recommendation."

Harold Vietti
eScholar Academy