Web and Mobile Application Development

I create complex web and mobile applications for businesses seeking dramatic results.

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Want to work with me? Call me at (954) 834-3330
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Web Development

I build standards-based web applications for businesses using ASP.NET and Ruby on Rails.

Application Architecture

I design complex infrastructures for highly secure, scalable, and fault-tolerant systems.

Mobile Development

I create custom mobile web applications, specializing in iPhone and iPad.

How I Work

Objectives

We begin by discussing your business objectives. What results are you trying to accomplish? What would be the return on investment? How much would you gain on your competition? We'll figure out what you need.

Measures

How will we measure progress towards your objectives? When can we say "mission accomplished?" How will we report on our results against the objectives? Measures of success are critical in signifying the successful completion of a project.

Value

What will our results mean for your business? How would the results impact your bottom line? How would you, personally, be better off? What if the project fails? Even intangible results matter.

Delivery

Throughout your project's implementation, we will be in constant contact. I use proven techniques, such as Test-Driven Development, and frameworks like Ruby on Rails to ensure quality throughout your solution.

Work with Me

Have an idea or project I can help with? Let me know! I love talking to new clients and would be happy to discuss how I can assist in turning your vision into reality. Contact me in any of the following ways:

  • Call me at (954) 834-3330

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