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Marc Francis Plumbing | WordPress Website Design
Designed and built a professional WordPress website using Kadence for a family-owned plumbing company in Johnson City, Tennessee.
The project features custom black-and-gold branding, responsive layouts, service pages, intuitive navigation, and SEO-focused content.
My work included website structure, visual design, mobile optimization, image optimization, on-page SEO, and technical SEO improvements.
The goal was to create a polished, user-friendly website that reflects the company's experience, professionalism, and commitment to quality.
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