Online booking
Customers pick a service and a real open time, get reminders, and move or cancel without calling. Your staff sees it all in one calendar.
01 · Web development
Phoenix, Arizona
from $1,000 · custom web apps $5,000+
Phoenix web development.
For when your website needs to do more than look good: bookings, logins, payments, ordering, and a back office your team runs on. Built by one Phoenix web developer.
What I build
Customer logins and portals
Accounts with a text-code sign in, order history, saved details, documents and forms. No passwords for anyone to forget.
Payments and ordering
Card payments, deposits, memberships, gift cards, invoices, and online ordering with pickup or delivery.
Wholesale and account pricing
Approved business accounts that see their own prices, order online and pay by card or by check on delivery.
Connections to your other tools
Your site talking to the systems you already use: payments, calendars, maps, text messages and email, so nobody copies data by hand.
An admin that fits your business
A back office built around how your team actually works: orders, customers, schedules, inventory and reports in one place.
Designer or developer?
When the site
has a job to do.
A page that tells people who you are is web design. The moment it has to take a booking, a payment or an order, or keep track of customers, you need a web developer. You get one person for both, building since 2009.
Tell me what it needs to do →You answer the same calls all day
Hours, prices, open times. A booking page or an order form answers them for you.
Things live in three places
Bookings in one app, payments in another, customers in a spreadsheet. A custom build puts them in one.
Your current site cannot do it
The theme or plugin almost works, and the workaround is costing more each month than building it properly once.
Built and running
Sites that run the business.
A med spa's booking and patient app, a trade counter's catalog and account ordering on its own point of sale, an importer's wholesale ordering with a driver app. All live, all built here.
moonvalleymedspa.com
Moon Valley Med Spa
Boutique med spa on N 7th St: IV therapy, Botox, microneedling, semaglutide. Built a service-led site with online booking and a treatment menu their staff actually updates.
Web · Branding · Booking · POS · SEO
finisherswarehouse.com
Finisher's Warehouse
Phoenix trade counter for wood finishing: paints, stains, lacquers, abrasives and spray equipment from Benjamin Moore, Mohawk, Renner and the rest. Catalog, will-call ordering and lab-grade color matching, running on d1git's own SyncERP.
Web · E-commerce · POS · SEO
italianessence.com
Italian Essence
B2B importer bringing pantry, pasta, oil, cheese and cured goods from small Italian producers to Phoenix restaurants. Laravel site with wholesale ordering, plus an Android app the drivers run deliveries from.
Web · E-commerce · Apps
Investment
A fixed quote for the whole build.
You tell me what the site has to do, I come back with a written scope and one fixed price, agreed before any work starts. No hourly meter.
Website with a custom feature
A booking page, a quote form that does the math, a members area.
Starting @ $1,000
Online store or ordering
Catalog, cart, payments, shipping or pickup, account pricing
Starting @ $3,000
Custom web app
Portals, back offices, scheduling, integrations
$5,000+
Just need a great-looking site? That is web design.
Questions
Web development, plainly.
Seventeen years in, these are the ones people ask first.
- What is the difference between web design and web development?
- Design is how the site looks and reads. Development is what it does: booking, logins, payments, ordering, and the connections to your other systems. Most sites need a bit of both. I do both, so nothing gets lost between a designer and a developer.
- Can you add features to a site I already have?
- Often, yes. It depends on what the site is built on. Tell me what it runs on and what you want it to do, and I will tell you straight whether adding to it or rebuilding is the better deal.
- What do you build with?
- Laravel and PHP on the server, modern JavaScript in the browser, MySQL for data, and native-feeling apps for iPhone and Android when a phone app is part of the job. Boring, proven tools that any good developer can pick up later.
- Who owns the code?
- You do, once the project is paid. The code and the data are yours. No lock-in.
- How long does a build take?
- It depends on what the site has to do, and you get a timeline with the quote. For comparison, a straightforward marketing site is usually live in 1 to 2 weeks.
Next step
Est. 2009
Tell me what you are building.
A two-line problem description is enough to start. You get an answer within one business day, and a straight one either way.
“Chris developed a very slick POS system for us that addressed all of the shortcomings of our previous vendor. He was able to take our wish list and turn it into efficient, reliable and easy to use software. Best part is the ongoing support - any new features, adjustments or issues that arise are addressed overnight.”