Websites
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Websites
Websites built by hand and looked after once they are live.
Websites covers new sites, repairs to existing ones, search visibility and care after launch. Who you work with depends on who you are: government and contractor websites are handled here, and small business websites are built by our brand That Stupid Computer.
Scope, exclusions and evidence for a specific engagement are written into the proposal for that engagement; this page describes the capability, not a contract.
A new website
Designed and built for your organization, not poured into a template. The content is in the page itself, so it reads well on any device and does not wait on scripts to appear.
Website rescue
Fixing a site that is slow, broken or hard to update, starting with a written list of what is wrong and what it would take to put right.
Search visibility
Helping the people already looking for you find the right page. No rankings are promised. The work is making each page clear about what it offers and to whom.
Ongoing care
Updates, backups and someone to call after launch, on an agreed schedule.
Government and contractor websites
Public sector and prime contractor websites are scoped and delivered by ThatDeveloperGuy directly. Start with a briefing. The Government Solutions page explains how that work is scoped.
Small business websites
New websites, repairs, search visibility and ongoing care for small and local businesses come from That Stupid Computer, our website workshop for Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas.
How a website project runs
A conversation first, then a written plan, then a working preview you can click through before anything goes live.
The problem this solves
A website has one job: let the right people find out what an organization does and how to reach it. Many sites fail at that quietly. They load slowly, hide the answer behind menus, break on a phone, or nobody remembers how to update them.
Who it is for
- Government offices and prime contractors that need a website built to written requirements
- Small and local businesses, served by our brand That Stupid Computer
- Organizations with a site that is slow, broken or hard to update
What is included
- Design and build of a new website
- Repair of an existing website, from a written list of what is wrong
- Search visibility work on the pages you already have
- Ongoing care: updates, backups and a named person to call
What you receive
- A written plan: the pages, what each one is for, and how it will be checked
- A working preview before launch
- The finished site, with full rights to export your code and content
- A release record: what changed, how it was checked, how to roll back
Limits and exclusions
- Search ranking or traffic guarantees of any kind
- Photography, copywriting or translation unless written into the engagement
- Apps and custom software, which have their own capability page
How an engagement proceeds
- Talk. You describe what the site has to do and who it is for.
- Plan. A written plan lists the pages, what each one is for and how it will be checked.
- Preview. You click through a working preview before anything goes live.
- Launch. The site goes live with a record of what changed and how to roll back.
- Care. Updates and backups on an agreed schedule, if you want them.
What supports this
- ThatDeveloperGuy LLC has operated as a business since 2017.
- Founding date on the organization record. Supported
- The organization keeps 218 websites live on its own hosting.
- Count of live hostnames on the organization record, 2026-09-12. The count includes the organization's own sites. Supported
- Small business website work is delivered under the That Stupid Computer brand.
- The brand record on the organization's public record. Supported
- Named government website clients and references.
- To be supplied and approved by the owner before publication. Not yet published. Awaiting the owner.
Questions buyers ask
I run a small business. Where do I start?
Start at That Stupid Computer, a brand of THATDEVELOPERGUY LLC built for small business websites. The same people do the work.
I work for an agency or a prime contractor. Where do I start?
Request a briefing. The Government Solutions page explains how the work is scoped.
Who owns the website when it is finished?
You do. Clients keep full rights to export their code and their content.
Can you get us to the top of Google?
Nobody can promise that honestly. The work is making your pages clear and easy to find for the people already looking for what you do.