Based in Cypress. Working across greater Houston, and remotely anywhere.
The workshop is in Cypress, Texas. If you are close enough to sit down together, we sit down together. If you are not, nothing about the work changes, because all of it happens online anyway.
Towns I will drive to.
For these, meeting face to face is straightforward and I am happy to do it, usually at the start of a project and again before launch.
- Cypress, Texas
- Houston, Texas
- Katy, Texas
- Tomball, Texas
- Spring, Texas
- The Woodlands, Texas
- Magnolia, Texas
- Waller, Texas
Somewhere else in the Greater Houston area and not on this list? Ask. It is usually a yes.
Everywhere else.
Remote projects are welcome anywhere in the United States, and they are not a lesser version of the service. Design reviews happen over a screen share, progress goes on a real URL you can open whenever you want, and you are talking to the same person either way.
The custom application and dashboard work in particular tends to be remote, because the people who need an operations system are not concentrated in one metro area.
What does not change with distance: you work directly with the person who designs and builds your project, and you own what gets built.
The two areas most of the work comes from.
Cypress and Houston pull genuinely different projects, so they get their own pages rather than one list of town names.
Local or remote, the same process.
Most projects start with a conversation about what the business needs, not about what it wants a website to look like. From there the scope gets written down and priced from the published starting prices, so you are not waiting on a mystery quote.
The build happens on a URL you can check any time. You see it come together rather than getting a reveal at the end, which is also how problems get caught while they are still cheap to fix.
After launch, a care plan is optional and month to month. Plenty of clients take one, plenty do not, and leaving is not a fight either way.
The same work, wherever you are.
Not sure whether your project is a local one or a remote one? Ask me. It has never once mattered as much as people expect.