Katy, Texas / Web design + development
Make the first click count.
Then make the work easier.
RJC3rd Consulting designs polished websites and builds the practical tools behind them for businesses that have better things to do than wrestle with their website.
A good website carries its share of the work.
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Look right Clear, considered, and recognizably yours.
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Work hard Forms, payments, client tools, and useful details.
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Stay useful One person who understands the whole thing.
A website is not a brochure you finish. It is a part of your business that should pull its weight.
That can mean introducing your service clearly, making it easy to get in touch, accepting a payment, giving clients a private place to log in, or putting scattered information in order. The right answer depends on the business—not a template.
BathroomReader
A responsive news reader with tailored topic feeds and a deliberately simple way to catch up.
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Different jobs.
Different answers.
Some projects need a stronger front door. Others need a new way to make information useful. Each one starts with what people actually need to accomplish.
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Service business website / Tomball, TX
Tomball Guitars
A repair-and-retail shop site that leads with the work itself and makes it easy to book a repair.
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Portfolio website / Photographer
Allen Kramer Photography
A photography portfolio built to let the work carry the page, with client galleries close at hand.
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Service business website / Katy, TX
Katy Surface Clean
A focused local-service site that puts the offer, the proof, and a clear next step in the right order.
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Open-source project / Product site
PrivacyOS
A documentation-first product site that makes a technical security project understandable without talking down to its audience.
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Open-source project / Product site
PrivacyFox
A precise presentation for a privacy configuration project, built around clarity, scope, and an honest explanation of what it changes.
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Municipal portfolio site / Copper Hollow, TX
Copper Hollow
A fictional small-town municipal site built to show resident services, notices, and local history done right.
The parts should
fit together.
I work across design and development so the experience on screen and the systems behind it are part of the same plan.
Web design
Clear hierarchy, thoughtful content, and an interface that feels right for the people you need to reach.
Custom development
PHP, JavaScript, and MariaDB when a site needs to do more than explain what you offer.
Client-facing tools
Private areas, smart forms, invoices, payments, and practical workflows built around a real business need.
Launch and support
Domain and launch guidance, then a person who can keep improving the work when the next idea arrives.
RJC3rd Consulting Katy, Texas
A practical builder,
not a handoff.
Before building websites became the work, I built one because my own business needed it to work.
My wedding photography site gave clients private galleries, let them order prints online, and helped new customers find me through search. It taught me that a website has to look right, answer useful questions, and keep doing its job after the initial launch.
Today I bring that same perspective to businesses that need an experienced local developer who can think through the whole picture—not just one layer of it.
Work with meLet’s make the
useful version.
Tell me what you are trying to accomplish. A call or email is usually the best place to start.