Website design
A project shaped around agreed pages, content, functionality and acceptance checks.
Explore the workThe website workshop · A ThatDeveloperGuy brand
That Stupid Computer
A website that does its job.
Website design, website rescue, search visibility and ongoing care. Visit the workshop for practical answers about the work, the process and getting a useful site into production.
A brand of THATDEVELOPERGUY LLC.
The work, in focus
From the first page to what comes next.
Read the service details and process on the dedicated website. The scope and acceptance checks depend on what your particular site needs.
Website rescue
Understand the existing site, agree on the repair and check the affected visitor journeys.
Explore the workSearch visibility
Clear content, crawlable pages and truthful information that search engines can interpret.
Explore the workWebsite care
Ongoing maintenance discussed around the site's technology, access, ownership and needs.
Explore the workBefore you go
A few useful answers.
Clear roles, real work and a straightforward place to begin.
What is That Stupid Computer?
That Stupid Computer is the website design, repair, search-visibility and maintenance brand within THATDEVELOPERGUY LLC. Its dedicated website explains the services and process. It shares its organization with That Graphic Design Guy while serving a different part of a project.
What gets agreed before a website project starts?
The pages, content responsibilities, functionality, access requirements, deliverables and acceptance checks belong in the agreed scope. Project timing depends on the work and the material or access needed; it is not a universal promise for every site.
How should an existing website repair be assessed?
Identify the failure and affected visitor journey, review the required access and recovery approach, then agree how the repair will be checked. A working page or successful deployment is useful evidence; it does not prove that every unrelated part of a website has been tested.
Is the connected portfolio an independent client endorsement?
No. The graphic-design portfolio is a first-party example within the same organization. Visitors can inspect its live pages and navigation, but common ownership is disclosed and the example is not presented as a third-party testimonial or proof of customer outcomes.
The common thread
Meet the organization behind the work.
These are service brands of THATDEVELOPERGUY LLC. Meet Joseph W. Anady, read the company record and follow the sources that connect the work.
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