web development
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Web development is a complex science, and we've been engaged in developing quality environments for ten years. The best application and web development will be simple, clear, and easy to use.
A good web application, like a good movie, is rarely done by one person. The layered knowledge required - from usability testing to design patterns to database design to programming - would be close to impossible unless you have a series of specialized people working in tandem on each part of the process. We have just the team.
Each programmer, designer, and multimedia artist that works at Byte is multi-disciplined and is hired because of the width of their interests and expertise, not just the depth. This enables even the staunchest of programmers here to think a little like a designer, and the artiest of designers to think a little like a programmer.
User experience is the holy grail of the way we develop web sites and applications. Usability and design patterns, accessibility, standards, and a clear zen form-follows-function style all encompass the best web development project. When we're that invested in the front end, you better believe our coding works the same in the back-end. View our code, and you'll see that we have the same interest in elegance in our programming. Byte programming is a good system for communicating with comments and documentation. This means that our code interfaces well with other teams concurrently or long after a site is complete.
The management of any web development project needs to be simple and clear, and have lots of exports and easy to read metrics. Any web application we build fully intergrates with our content management system, and that means the site owner has full control and understanding of the process and results of any application we build.
We code everything in our Milwaukee office or through our specialized partners in the United States. We do not and would never outsource to another country where we would have little or no standing in law. Not only is the content of a web site copywritten and its parts hidden, but the underlying technology needs to be protected as well. And if necessary, it needs to be protected by a court system that ensures your site is secure, reliable, and never falls into someone else's hands.
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