Website Design & Web Development Company
Process-oriented San Francisco / Oakland Web Developers
HyperArts has been designing successful websites since 1997. Back in the day when we first started out, just having a website was good enough. And we had clients spread all over the globe. As the Web has established itself as a dominant channel for news, entertainment, shopping, and general information, businesses have adapted and businesses that don't have a professionally designed website appear as out of touch now as they would have in the 1980s if they didn't have a Yellow Pages listing.
These days our clients are located primarily in Northern California, in the San Francisco Bay Area — San Francisco, Oakland, Marin County, Silicon Valley, and San Jose — although we recently developed a website for the Johns Hopkins Scleroderma Center in Baltimore, Maryland. Our clients include educational institutions, software companies, government agencies (The State Bar of California), venture capital and investment firms, pharmaceutical companies, and architecture firms.
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Professional, Elegant and Clear Website Designs
HyperArts has been designing user-friendly, Web-Standards-compliant websites since 1997. After we thoroughly research the design requirements of our client and develop a creative brief, our team of designers goes to work, providing several different design directions from which the final designs are distilled. Read more about our website design and Web development services »
Ongoing Website & Marketing Services
When we contract with a company to develop their new website, we view this as a long-term relationship, offering ongoing website maintenance and management, Search Engine Optimization and Marketing ("SEO / SEM") and Pay-Per-Click (PPC) (eg Google Adwords) services, developing new website features, as well as designing and implementing HTML email campaigns.
Content Management Systems
For those clients who wish to update their website content themselves, we can develop their websites on a Content Management System ("CMS"), leveraging open-source CMS platforms such as Drupal or, for Windows .NET environment, Umbraco. Or we can develop a completely proprietary CMS. Utilizing the user-friendly Web-based interface, these clients can make modifications to their content themselves and bring in HyperArts only for the more complicated tasks.