East Coast Seafood Company

East Coast Seafood Group is a leading global distributor and processor of premium seafood products, specializing in the sustainable sourcing and distribution of North American lobster and scallops. With a strong commitment to responsible fishing practices, the company has built a reputation for quality and consistency across the seafood industry. Serving a diverse clientele, East Coast Seafood Group provides high-quality products to markets around the world, from small local businesses to large international chains.

What We Did

East Coast Seafood Group sought to modernize their website to better reflect their industry leadership and commitment to sustainability. While their previous site had useful information, it lacked visual appeal and failed to capture the quality and dedication behind their brand. We incorporated high-quality seafood imagery and clean design elements to elevate their online presence, creating a polished, engaging experience that communicates their values and product excellence. Clear calls-to-action were strategically placed to guide users to key pages, like product information and contact forms, fostering greater customer engagement.

Project Components

UX/UI Design
HTML & Mobile Responsive Development
Custom Wordpress Theme Creation
Sideshow Galleries
jQuery Animations
GDPR Compliance
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“You listened to my ideas and built on them. When you presented the initial site concepts to me, it was clear that you understood our brand and our goals.”
- Produce Source Partners
“Not only does the site look amazing, I love how easy it is to update.”
- Holiday Barn
“We love the new site! Another homerun!”
- Campofrio Food Group America
“Applications are up 20% over this time last year and we have a large incoming class this fall. Many of them told us that the new website helped influence their decision to apply!”
- Union Presbyterian Seminary
“The site looks amazing! Thanks a ton! We really appreciate all of your hard work!”
- Reliance Partners

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