Websites · Albuquerque, New Mexico
I build websites for people I'd vouch for.
A friend sends someone my way, I write the site, and I stay on it after launch.
How this goes
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You answer the kickoff
A short set of questions about who you are, what the site has to do in fifteen seconds, and what the current situation is costing you. It's free, it stays in your browser, and answering it doesn't hire me.
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I tell you straight
Whether there's a real job here, roughly what it takes, and what it costs. If you'd be better off with someone else, I'll say that instead.
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I build it, then I keep it
I write the code and ship it. After launch the site is a seat I keep — hosting and domain sorted, changes when your business changes, and a person who answers when something breaks.
Built
Real pages, real screenshots, one line each. No case studies and no invented numbers.
Where there's no link, the site isn't public yet.
Who you'd be working with
No agency, no team behind me. Day to day I work in my family's two-way radio shop in Albuquerque — the one that's been answering its own phone since 1996. That's where the method comes from: show up, do the work, pick up when it breaks.
I take a small number of sites a year, almost all of them from friends or the people they vouch for. That's not a marketing pose — it's the actual pipeline, and it's the reason the standard stays where it is.
Start here
hello@dustinduenas.comTell me who sent you. Or go straight to the kickoff and send me the answers.