About                        

Howdy. My name is Paul Arterburn. I can whip up websites for your organization, business, or project. I like to make things functional and informative for your potential clients and users - but I also like to keep things fresh (nobody wants to go back to the Geocities days). I specialize in customized Wordpress sites.

Testimonials

When clients ask for a referral to a Web designer, what they don't understand is beautiful design is not enough. Search engines expect top-ranking sites to have clean, cutting-edge code that translates into both performance and traffic on the web. As a search engine marketing specialist, I regularly refer my clients to Paul. He builds sites with an eye for design, rankings, and conversion. And once a site is built, he is a rare, responsive Web tech that appreciates the importance his customers place on keeping their website updated--not later--but right now.
- Christina Young, New Mark Communications

Paul designed a website for our organization, the Washburn Student Government Association. It was a project that was long overdue to facilitate communication and efficiency within our organization and to the student body of over 7000 we serve. Paul listened carefully to the needs and vision of myself, the staff and students, and created a smart and efficient website that encompassed his expert knowledge and our ideas. He worked quickly to exceed the benchmarks we set out and constantly sought our opinion and feedback. Paul worked excellently with our budget to provide an amazing website at a terrific price. After his work was completed, he remained on call to answer our constant questions and walk us through the workings of the site. His personable, approachable attitude made working with him a great experience. Paul's creative website has allowed our organization to function much more efficiently in a variety of ways. I look forward to working with him again in the future and highly recommend him to anyone looking to work with a professional with great experience and integrity.
- Joshua Shald, Washburn University