Web development in El Paso

Design decides how the site looks and reads. Development makes it work: the code, the hosting, the booking calendar that writes to your schedule, the order button that reaches your system, the form that lands in the right inbox and the payment link. Most projects need both, and at Rodco they come in one project.

Usually, yes, when the system offers a booking link, an embed or an API. We start from the tool you already pay for, and your customer history stays where it is. If a tool has no way to connect, you hear it before the quote, not after.

They will if the system is set up right. Since late November 2022, Ciudad Juárez keeps the same clock as El Paso: Mountain Time with U.S. daylight saving dates. The rest of Chihuahua stayed on one time all year, an hour ahead of the border from November to March. A booking tool set to 'Chihuahua' shows appointments an hour off for those months. We set calendars, reminders and forms to the border's clock.

We check it against Google's Core Web Vitals: the main content showing within 2.5 seconds, a response to a tap in under 200 milliseconds, and nothing jumping around while it loads (a layout shift score under 0.1). Before launch we test on a real phone on cellular data, not only on an office computer.

A privacy notice. Mexico's data protection law asks it to name the business and its address, the data collected and what it is used for. When the data is collected online, a short notice sits next to the form and links to the full one. We build both into the site as part of the project, and you or your lawyer review the final text. If you also sell online, Mexican consumer law asks you to give buyers a physical address, phone numbers and a way to file a complaint before the sale.

Small ones: a quote calculator for your trade, a page where customers check the status of a job instead of calling, an internal form that replaces a paper log. Each gets its own scope and a dated timeline in the quote. If a project is bigger than we should take on, we tell you before you pay.

You do. The code, the files, the domain and the hosting are in your name, and every login is yours at handoff. There is no monthly website fee. If you ever switch developers, you take everything, and the next person can pick up where we left off.

It depends on what the site has to do: hooking up the booking tool you already use costs less than a custom ordering app. Every project gets a free sample and a fixed written quote before work starts, so the number doesn't grow halfway through. Rodco Systems consistently undercuts local competition, with higher quality, and the code and accounts are registered in your name.