Two smart, independent web professionals who want to make a difference for small and medium sized businesses. We passionately believe in thinking outside of the box, use innovative best practices, clean code, and smart security.
Bill works on the back-end, the important technical aspects that aren’t visible, but makes the most impact if it breaks. Amanda is the creative, always tinkering with color, texture, and pattern to make something innovative and unique.
Bill Sorensen has over 25 years of experience developing software. He has worked in the manufacturing, healthcare, e-commerce, and insurance industries. As a Mensa® member, Bill can provide simple solutions to complex problems. His tools include Agile practices, Domain-Driven Design, Test-Driven Development, NET/C#, JavaScript, SQL, NoSQL, Web APIs, messaging, and Git. Amanda Sorensen taught herself HTML back in the late 90’s and worked since 2000 as a freelance web designer. After a stint at GoDaddy, she realized she wanted to be the person on the other end of the call. She recently graduated from Kirkwood Community College with a degree in Web Technologies with an emphasis on graphic design and a certificate in Social Media Design.
Every business needs a website, but there is so much more involved than just slapping a logo on a page with a contact button. We specialize in responsive, mobile first websites.
A good set of graphics and a solid color pallet is essential to good web design. We have mad skills in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
Let’s can ramp up your online presence through social media with unique custom content that speaks to your brand, and get your name out there!
Developing, debugging or designing software applications or operating systems. We can build enhancements within an existing software architecture or suggest improvements.
A single security breach can kill a small business. We can put our knowledge to work to make sure you are protected from online threats.
Let's work together to visualize and design materials to be printed, such as brochures, display pieces, flyers, and mailers.
