Alex Frank
Designer/Developer
Alex graduated Texas State University with a BS in Journalism and a minor in music with a focus on guitar. After hosting his own specialty show at KTSW in San Marcos, and working as a photographer at a local newspaper he decided to pursue a career in web development.
He is a self-taught developer who honed his skills in the bowels of Myspace and Geocities, then eventually learned coding skills that were actually useful in a free-market economy.
Alex's Web Design and Development Projects:
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J.D. Abrams
This website redesign project for J.D. Abrams features our AWD custom WordPress theme
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Accurate Inc.
This website redesign project for Accurate Inc. features our AWD custom WordPress theme
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Resource Management Institute
This website redesign project for Resource Management Institute features our AWD custom WordPress theme
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JC Communications
JC Communications needed a website redesign to give their online presence a modern and responsive feel.
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Lee County Petroleum
Lee County Petroleum is a distributor of gasoline and diesel motor fuels under the Chevron, Texaco, Citgo, Valero, and Flint…
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Live Tobacco Free Austin
The Austin Public Health Department wanted to refresh their Live Tobacco Free website with the latest web standards and add…
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Ninnescah Valley Bank
The Ninnescah Valley Bank website features full-width rows, custom event posts, and custom page templates and custom fields, so the…
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Biker Buddy
Biker Buddy wanted to optimize their existing website and bring it into the mobile responsive age. In addition to their…
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church needed a website to provide information in an easily accessible format to their church members. Their site…
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RTM Consulting
RTM Consulting needed a responsive solution to market their extensive list services. In order to showcase their content we created…
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UT School of Nursing
Dr. Tracie Harrison needed a website that would provide training modules with quizzes, video content, and printable certificates. This site…
