Searching for Oklahoma Web Design? Curtis Design builds mobile-friendly, conversion-focused websites for local businesses in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and across the state.
Why Web Design Still Matters in Oklahoma
Let’s be real. If you’re running a business in Oklahoma — whether you’re in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Norman, or Lawton — your website is often the first impression people have of you. And in today’s world, people judge fast.
We’ve had clients tell us things like:
“We had a website, but it didn’t bring in any business.” “Our site looks outdated, and I can’t even update the hours.” “It doesn’t even work on my phone.”
That’s where we come in.
At Curtis Design, we’ve been helping businesses build websites that don’t just look good — they work. They load fast. They show up on Google. And more importantly, they help turn clicks into calls.
So whether you run a restaurant in Tulsa or a roofing company in Norman, here’s what you need to know.
The Problem with Most Oklahoma Websites
We’ve seen it all:
- Sites built by someone’s cousin
- DIY jobs that break on mobile
- Templates from 2012 still being used in 2025
It’s not about having a website anymore. It’s about having the right one.
We once helped a plumbing company in Oklahoma City whose site was made with a drag-and-drop builder. Looked okay on desktop. But on mobile? It was a mess. Their contact form didn’t work, and their phone number wasn’t clickable. Within two weeks of launching their new Curtis Design site, calls doubled.
The truth? A bad website can cost you more than you think.
What Makes a Website Actually Work in Oklahoma
Here’s what we’ve learned after decades of building sites for small businesses across Oklahoma:
1. Mobile Comes First
Over 70% of local searches happen on a phone. If your site isn’t mobile-friendly, you’re invisible.
2. Clear, Simple Navigation
People shouldn’t have to dig to find your phone number, address, or what you actually do.
3. Fast Loading Times
Nobody waits. A slow site is a dead site.
4. Local SEO Setup
We set up every site to rank locally. That means Google knows you’re in Oklahoma City or Tulsa, not just “somewhere in the US.”
5. Real Support
You get actual humans to talk to. No bots. No waiting 3 days for an email reply.
Freelancer vs Agency: What Oklahoma Businesses Should Know
We’ll be blunt: freelancers can be hit or miss.
We’ve had more than a few clients come to us saying, “The guy who built our site just disappeared.” That’s not uncommon. Freelancers often juggle too much, or they move on — and you’re left stuck.
With Curtis Design, you get a team. You get reliability. You get structure. We have designers, developers, SEO folks — all working together, with you, start to finish.
If you’re serious about your business, don’t gamble on your online presence.
How Much Does a Website Cost in Oklahoma in 2025?
Let’s talk dollars. On average, a small business website in Oklahoma will cost between $2,500 and $8,000. Where you land in that range depends on what you need:
- Do you need just a few pages? Or a full service list?
- Booking forms? Online payments?
- Copywriting and content creation?
- Local SEO targeting Oklahoma cities?
We’re upfront about pricing. No surprises. And if something’s out of budget, we’ll help you figure out a smart alternative — not just send you away.
Real Oklahoma Examples
We helped a landscaping company in Tulsa build a clean, mobile-optimized site with simple quote request forms. They started getting 5+ inquiries a week.
A boutique in Norman had an old, slow site that didn’t reflect their brand. We redesigned it with bold visuals and a new product gallery. Their sales? Up 40% in the first two months.
This isn’t theory. It’s real results from businesses like yours.
Let’s Build Something That Works
If you’ve been putting off fixing your site, or you’ve been burned by a freelancer, let’s talk.
We’ll ask a few simple questions. We’ll figure out what you need (and what you don’t). And we’ll give you a plan that makes sense — without overwhelming you with tech speak.
📞 Book a Free 15-Minute Call — Let’s get your Oklahoma business online the right way.