Corporate and institutional sites
The public face of a company, a foundation or an institution, with the structure its kind of visitor needs.
Web development
Web development in Tegucigalpa
We are in the capital. For a project worth months of work, being able to sit at the same table still changes the result.
Why the city matters
Hiring a developer means hiring somebody you are going to argue with.
Not in a bad way: a project done well has disagreements, changes of mind and decisions that are better taken face to face. We work with clients across the country over video with no trouble, but when the client is in Tegucigalpa we use what zero distance allows, and it is not a small thing.
Meetings where the work happens
For an informational site a call is enough. For a system that will run your warehouse, your till or your records, somebody should go and see how the work is done today. Half an hour standing where the process happens teaches things no virtual meeting surfaces, and those things are what decide whether the system gets used or abandoned.
In-person training for the team
We hand the system over sitting with the people who will operate it every day: till, warehouse, reception, administration. It is the part that most decides whether a project is adopted, and the part that works worst over video with ten people crowded around one laptop.
The same work we do for the whole country
Being in Tegucigalpa does not define what we build, only how we accompany it. The work is the same one we deliver in San Pedro Sula, La Ceiba or outside Honduras: corporate sites, institutional portals, platforms and internal systems, to the same standard of speed, accessibility and search-engine groundwork.
What we do
Campaign landing pages
A single page with a single goal, for paid media or a launch, measured from day one.
Education portals
Programmes, admissions, calendar and areas for students and parents, administered by the institution's own staff.
Government and public portals
Transparency, procedures and open data, meeting the accessibility requirements a public site has to satisfy.
Digital menus for restaurants
A menu updated from a phone, opened with a QR code, with nothing for the diner to download.
Internal systems and automation
Inventory, records, approvals and reporting: the repetitive work that consumes somebody's hours today.
How it starts
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Write to us
By WhatsApp or email, with a general idea of what you need. It does not have to be clear yet.
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We meet
At your office, over coffee or on a video call, whichever you prefer. The first meeting is free.
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You get a proposal
Scope, timeline and price in writing, usually within three days.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only serve Tegucigalpa?
No. Tegucigalpa is where we are, not the limit of where we work. We have projects with clients in other cities and outside Honduras; what changes is that meetings happen over video instead of in person.
Can we meet in person before hiring you?
Yes, and it is what we recommend for large projects. The first meeting has no cost and no commitment, and it serves both for you to see how we work and for us to understand whether we are the right team for what you need.
Do you work with small companies?
Yes. A three-person business with a clear process is usually a better project than a large company that has not made its decisions. What we do is fit the scope to the real budget, and say plainly when something does not fit.
What languages do you deliver sites in?
Spanish and English. Everything we build can ship in both, linked correctly so Google understands they are the same site in two languages and shows each visitor the right one. This very site works that way.
Shall we talk about your project?
Tell us what you need and we come back with scope, timeline and price in writing. The first conversation is free.
Let's talk