PC NET TECHS Digital 
PC NET TECHS
Websites, web apps and brands, designed, developed, and built in Ohio by the people who also keep your business running. Written as code, checked before it ships, looked after afterwards.
The work
Everything below exists and can be opened. Concepts are marked as concepts; the live pieces are in use every day.
The company's own site, rebuilt in 2026 as code on a modern framework and hosted on Wix. Glass surfaces over photographed light, a light and a dark mode, a page change that draws the logo between pages, first-party analytics, a live messenger answered from the company's own desk, and an installable app. Every release is numbered and checked before it ships.
A complete windowed operations desk that runs in the browser: leads, analytics, messages, security and settings as apps, with a Windows 12-style shell, materials from glass to aged copper, and an installable version. This link opens the public trial.
Two directions for a Toledo bar and grill: a scroll-driven burger that assembles layer by layer as you read, and a brand-led marquee that reveals the room. Both are concepts built to show what the restaurant's site could be.
Concepts for a voice and image studio: a three-dimensional piece where the golden pear opens like a shell and nine productions play from inside it, and a homepage built around a golden first impression.
A redesign concept for an electrical contractor: a confident, trade-first site with the company's own photography and colours, laid out to be read on a phone on a job site.
A finished website that the visitor edits in place: pick a logo, a colour and one of eight finishes, retype any line, move anything on a grid, then download the whole site as a single file. A demonstration of what a site can let its owner do.
The website's background artwork brought to life in WebGL: light, sparkles, a heartbeat in the glass, each effect with its own sound, all adjustable from a panel in the header.
The 2023 website beside today's, in one slider, from real captures of both. The honest version of a redesign story.
The company's brand guide — logo, favicon, colours, type — and a business-card designer with two finishes, a flip preview and print-ready downloads.
Services
One team for the whole thing: the design, the code, the hosting, the search listing, the analytics and the care. No page builder, no handoff to a stranger.
Designed, developed, and written as code, not assembled in a page builder: fast, exact, yours. Hosted where it suits you, with light and dark modes, motion that means something, and a page that reads well on a phone.
Portals, operations desks and internal tools that run in a browser and install like an app. PC NET DESK is the proof: the company runs on it.
Logos applied properly: favicons, app icons, business cards, a brand guide the team can follow. Your artwork, never redrawn.
Scroll-driven stories, WebGL, sound, three-dimensional pieces — when the idea deserves more than a photo and a paragraph.
Accurate sitemaps, structured data, instant search-engine notification, and first-party analytics that tell people from bots. Measured, not guessed.
Moves from page builders to code, a release line that checks every change before it ships, and a numbered record of every version. Someone is responsible for the site after launch.
How we work
You say what the site should do, in plain English. We ask about the business before the colours.
The site is written as code and kept under version control, so every page and every version exists for good.
Automated checks run before anything ships: the pages, the tracking, the search listing, the forms. A failed check stops the release.
A numbered release goes live in minutes, and the record says what changed and why. Then it is looked after.
The whole system, drawn on one page: how this website is made
Why here
The people who secure networks and keep businesses running also build the website. Security, uptime and backups are not an afterthought.
First-party analytics, a live visitor log and a change log on every project. You see what happens on your site and what changed.
Northwest Ohio, Northeast Ohio and Southeast Michigan, with the headquarters in Bowling Green and an office in North Canton. Real people answer the phone.
Tell us what it should do. We will come back with a direction, a plan and a first useful release.
