Web development agency in Dallas

Because Bruno writes its sites’ code in-house, next to the designers who draw them, with no subcontractors. You deal directly with the developers named on your project. For a Dallas company juggling several brands or markets, that means one point of contact for the whole site. And maintenance stays with the people who built it.

No, Bruno has no office in Dallas: its four offices are in Paris, Rouen, London and San Francisco. The San Francisco team, at 415 Mission St, runs your site, two hours behind Texas. Paris can step in for a project that also involves France. For an in-person workshop, we book a flight to DFW.

A web development project covers the site’s code and everything that connects it to your business, from the CMS where you write to the CRM that receives your leads. Bruno starts by mapping those connections, because that’s where the nasty surprises live. The details are on our web development page. A form that sends data nowhere is still a very well-designed form.

Bruno rethought the brand and website of Patchwork, which designs and fits out offices, so booking a space would be as easy as it is pleasant. For Ornikar, the rebrand went all the way to the web and the product. Both sites have to turn a visitor into a customer without losing them on the way. Neither is Texan, and we won’t pretend otherwise.

Bruno starts with a shared design system, then builds each brand from the same components. The Dallas-Fort Worth area is home to the headquarters of many large companies, often with several brands under one roof. For Xola, a booking platform, we built a design system of 4,788 components. Adding a brand then becomes a variant, not a new build.

Bruno treats speed as a feature, tested throughout development rather than at the end. Image weight, how much code loads and hosting choices get decided early, while they’re still easy to change. Optimization continues after launch. A visitor kept waiting three seconds is often a visitor gone.

For a full site, from design to development, Bruno plans on two to four months on average. The range widens with the project: several brands, lots of integrations or a long internal approval chain push it out. A straightforward brand site with its copy ready sits at the low end. We set the launch date together, then guard it.