Nitardy Funeral Homes is a family-owned business that has provided personal and caring service to families of south central Wisconsin since 1932. Knowing a website is a necessary part of today’s funeral home industry, Nitardy’s have been online for many years. Their site, however, had become outdated in content, functionability and design.
Third generation owner David Nitardy and his staff desired a new look. They also wanted independence from the industry service they subscribed to for their website. Together, our goal was to create a site personal to their organization, professional and still welcoming to the small town communities they serve. The staff also wanted an obituary page they could easily update themselves.
The resulting design reflects the warmth and compassion of Nitardy Funeral Homes. It highlights Nitardy’s rural history and their identifying logo is carried out in various elements throughout the site. It’s a simple site, easy to navigate and a great source of information.
After discussing several options, Nitardy staff chose to go with a WordPress blog for their obituary page. I customized it to match their website and provided several hours of tutorial time. The Nitardy staff now feels comfortable maintaining the blog and is doing a great job answering the needs of families they serve.
adunate says
Customer satisfaction is key. When I recently asked David Nitardy, of Nitardy Funeral Homes, how their site is working out, he emailed this response:
“We are very proud and pleased with the final product. The families we serve make use of it in a number of ways. From general information to sending condolences it has proven beneficial in many ways. I also believe that as time has gone on even those individuals who may not have been computer savy have learned how easy it is to use the site.
When we originally began to plan our site you helped us narrow our focus as to what we wanted. As I said the finished product is serving us well.
Continued success to you.
David R. Nitardy”
Thanks, David, for your kind words! They mean a lot!