Loud Canvas Media is happy to announce the launch of Hubbington Furniture’s brand new website!
Hubbingtons is one of the top furniture providers in New Hampshire! Their luxury Amish furniture really is nothing short of amazing, so they needed an amazing website to go with it! The existing website needed a lot of updates along with a full product transfer. This was not easy, as the platform they were on required a custom migration. It also required any variations be applied by Builder.
George in our office did a tremendous job with this project — he created the site’s design in Photoshop, and then utilizing Bootstrap 4, jQuery, and WordPress templates the design was transferred into a theme. This work allowed the client to have a fully and easily manageable website, along with always keeping it responsive.
Hubbingtons has the most beautiful furniture we have ever seen, and they have over 6000 of them on the website. Rest assured when you visit the new Hubbingtons you WILL find the piece of furniture you are looking for.
New Site Launch: Hubbington’s Furniture
By :
Chad Dorman
Social Media Manager
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