San Antonio, TX

Web Design Company in San Antonio, TX

Websites designed and built for San Antonio companies. Here is what to check in any supplier before you sign.

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What to check before you sign

What separates one web design supplier from another is not the pitch. It is what you can check before you sign: who is assigned, what is written down, and what you own at the end.

Start with scope. What exactly is included, written down and signed, before any design work begins. A verbal understanding is not a scope; a statement of work is.

Then ownership. Who holds the code, the domain, the hosting and the analytics when the project is finished, and whether that answer is written into the contract or just said out loud.

Then payment. Whether it follows milestones you approve, or a schedule someone else set before you had seen anything.

Then staffing. Whether the people doing the design, the development and the content are different people, or one person wearing three hats on a busy week.

The full scope, process and ownership terms are on our web design service page. If you are weighing Texas markets against each other, web design in Austin covers a market where the buying question is shaped differently. We build the same way for businesses in other markets.

What to verify when you cannot visit

Four things worth getting in writing from any supplier, what each one protects you from, and how Web Designer Factory answers it
What to get in writingWhat it protects you fromHow we answer it
A signed scope before design startsA disagreement about what was included, settled at the end of the project instead of the beginning.A statement of work naming pages, functionality and what is out of scope, agreed and signed before any design work begins.
Who owns the code and the accountsDiscovering you cannot move the site, or hire anyone else to work on it, without rebuilding.You own all of it from day one and it stays yours if you leave. It is written into the contract.
Payment tied to approved milestonesPaying on a calendar for work you have not seen, which is harder to challenge from four hours away.Paying on a calendar for work you have not seen, with no approved milestone to point to if it falls behind.
Who is actually doing the workOne person presented as a team, and a project that stops when that person is unavailable.Design, development and content are staffed separately, and you are told who is doing what before the engagement starts.

Selected work

Selected work

Websites built to a signed scope, for clients across a range of industries. What each build had to achieve is what they have in common.

  • C-P Systems' process engineering homepage, showing services, industries served and a client testimonial

    C-P Systems

    Industrial engineering services website for a US-based client serving industrial and chemical manufacturing facilities.

    Industrial engineering / ManufacturingWordPress · Elementor · PHP

  • Pasadena Driving School's homepage, showing driver's ed programs and enrollment CTA

    Pasadena Driving School

    Public-facing WordPress website plus a custom internal learning portal where students can take practice tests and study driving rules.

    Driving education (US)HTML · CSS · PHP

  • Happily Ever After Sleep's homepage for Katie Roeder's infant and toddler sleep consulting packages, with client testimonials

    Happily Ever After Sleep

    US-based sleep consulting website supporting new and expecting mothers with newborn sleep training and guidance.

    Sleep consulting / Baby & parenting (US)WordPress · Elementor · PHP

  • Home Exclusive

    Multilingual eCommerce website for premium home decor products.

    eCommerce / Home decor

  • Skills Training Group

    Fully responsive WordPress website using advanced custom fields to manage a large catalog of training courses.

    Professional training / Education (UK)WordPress · Advanced Custom Fields

How a build actually runs

  1. Scope and statement of work

    Before anything is signed

    Pages, functionality, exclusions and price, written down and agreed. This is the document that settles disagreements later, cheaply.

  2. Design, reviewed in stages

    Weeks one to three

    You see and approve the direction before it is built. Screen sharing and recorded walkthroughs, so a decision does not depend on who was free at the same hour.

  3. Build and content

    Weeks three to eight, depending on scope

    Separately staffed, so one stage is not waiting on the person finishing another. Progress is visible on a staging URL rather than described.

  4. Handover

    At the end

    Accounts, code and access transferred to you, with what you need to run it. If you want us afterwards that is a separate decision.

Questions San Antonio businesses ask

What does a website cost?

Six thousand dollars is the floor for any web design project. The final cost depends on page count, functionality and content scope, and the number is written into the statement of work before anything begins.

What can we check before the site goes live?

The scope is written into a statement of work before anything starts, you approve the design before production code exists, and payment follows milestones you have signed off.

How do we handle photography of our business?

It is arranged in San Antonio, by a local photographer, and we write the brief and art-direct the shoot. Photography is the one part of a build that needs someone on site.

Who owns the site when it is finished?

You do, and you do from the start. Code, content, domain, hosting and analytics are in your name and stay with you if you leave.

Start a San Antonio website project

Prefer to talk? (469) 838-5702

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