Dedicated to finding a cure for cancer and helping those affected by it, the American Cancer Society has been working to fund the fight against cancer since 1913. We have provided web development services since 2004 and continue to maintain our work for them.
PCI Security Standards Council
The PCI Security Standards Council was jointly created by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and JCB to define how the Payment Card Industry (PCI) should operate. For three years, we served as the sole code developer for their website, adding the very first block of scripted code on their originally static HTML website. We developed various other sections and functions across the website.
BT Group
A multinational telecommunications company operating in 170 countries, BT Group reported £18.2 billion (~$28.2 billion in USD) revenue in 2014. We've worked with their engineers on various sections on their websites to deploy code that works with their existing systems.
Over 400 Clients Since 2000
We've completed over 700 projects of varying sizes for our clients. Some projects are simple projects that can be completed same day, others require a long-term commitment. We balance our workload with a mix of new projects and ongoing, as well as provide support to our clients we have had for over 10 years.
Need Trustworthy and Capable Web Development?
We cater to projects of all sizes, whether a large multinational corporation or a privately-owned business – it doesn't matter, we are able to provide solutions to fit your needs. Have any questions? Contact us by phone or by email.
"Unlimited" Hosting: Why Trust in Lies?
It's pretty much expected that in business and politics, the best points are sold and the full truth is obscured or hidden away. It's understandable, why push away potential earnings?
The truth is anyone offering "unlimited" bandwidth or space is selling snake oil. It all sounds good, until you try it out. Upload too many files or use too much of the server resources, and you'll be hearing about it.
We feel it is better to have clear defined amounts of space and bandwidth. What is yours is yours - and we don't care if you use it all.
