New Website Launch | Johnson Engineering | Fort Myers

Johnson Engineering
As Southwest Florida’s most successful engineering firm, their website needed to reflect that status. The old website was out-dated and failed to show the large number of projects they have completed that we all see almost every day; namely, Gulf Coast Town Center, Bell Tower, Sanibel Causeway and many more.

We worked closely with the Johnson Engineering marketing to complete this project, and a big thank you goes to Juli, Lindsay, Amy and Christian for their hard work during the development process.

The new site boasts an incredible amount of pictures, presenting the vast portfolio of projects completed by Johnson Engineering. Each of the service market groups has their own section on the site, with team pictures and information, along with a detailed description of each service provided within that specific market group.

Johnson Engineering

The new website includes a content management system that allows the Johnson Engineering team to edit and add their own pages, giving them freedom to control the site and develop it as the company completes more projects. We also added a blogging platform that they will be using to upload their company newsletter and general company news.

We added an interactive Google Map also to display the different office locations that Johnson Engineering has around Florida.

Check out the new site here!

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