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CENTRAL TEXAS WEB DESIGN

Custom websites for small businesses, real estate, government, and service companies across Central Texas. No templates. No shortcuts. Sites built to rank and convert.

9Projects
4Sectors
A+Performance
[LOCAL_FOOTPRINT]

Every project below is a real website built for a real business or city government somewhere in Central Texas - not a portfolio of demos. That list includes a municipal rebuild for Little River-Academy, an economic development site for the Rogers MDD, a real estate team splitting time between Salado, Belton, and Temple, and an aerial services company that covers ground from Belton out to Waco and Killeen. Some clients are cities. Some are small businesses trying to compete with national chains on Google. All of them needed a site built specifically for how their customers or residents actually search - with the right city names, the right structure, and none of the templated shortcuts. If you're looking for a web developer near Waco, Temple, or anywhere in Bell County, this is the kind of work you're browsing.

[RECENT_PROJECTS]

Portfolio

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Move With Mallory website project 01
[REAL ESTATE]

MoveWithMallory.net

Custom real estate website for a RE/MAX Temple-Belton agent working residential, farm, and ranch listings across Temple, Belton, Salado, and Rogers. The build replaced an off-the-shelf agent template with a layout designed around how Central Texas buyers and sellers actually search for property - clean listing pages, fast mobile load times, and six dedicated local SEO pages for the towns she covers. Built to convert visitors into leads, not just look polished.

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City of Rogers website project 02
[GOVERNMENT]

City of Rogers

Municipal website rebuild for the City of Rogers, TX, a small community in eastern Bell County along US-190. The project reorganized city services, forms, and department information into a structure residents can actually find on a phone. It now serves as the town's primary public-facing resource - meeting agendas, utility information, and department contacts in one place. A modern government site built for a Bell County town, not a repurposed template.

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City of Little River-Academy, TX website project 03
[GOVERNMENT]

City of Little River-Academy

Ground-up website rebuild for the City of Little River-Academy, a small Bell County town along FM 436. The build gives the city a clean home for meeting notices, code enforcement information, and public works updates, plus a rental listing for the City Annex on Main Street. Residents can sign up for TextMyGov alerts straight from the site instead of calling city hall. A modern, easy-to-maintain government site for a town that runs on a small staff.

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Rogers MDD website project 04
[GOVERNMENT]

Rogers MDD

Economic development site for the Rogers Municipal Development District, serving Rogers, a Bell County town of about 1,100 people roughly 12 miles southeast of Temple. The site gives the district a place to publish its business directory, community projects, and public documents for anyone researching investment in the area. Rogers has real history to lean on - a former Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway cotton hub and the birthplace of Alvin Ailey and Joe Tex - and the messaging reflects that instead of generic economic-development boilerplate.

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Arrow Tree Productions website project 05
[CONTENT CREATOR]

Arrow Tree Productions

Brand site for Arrow Tree Productions, a video and cinematic content studio built around machinima and digital storytelling. The goal was a portfolio that felt as produced as the work itself: dark, cinematic, and built to let reels and stills carry the page instead of competing with a busy layout. Custom galleries, fast-loading media, and a structure that gives each project room instead of cramming everything into a generic grid.

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TX Hold Em Dog Club website project 06
[SMALL BUSINESS]

TX Hold 'Em Dogs

Website for Texas Hold 'Em Dog Club, a doggy daycare, boarding, and training facility in Belton, TX. Earlier attempts at a site hadn't captured the brand's personality or made it easy to find services, so this build focused on a stronger visual identity and clear paths to daycare, boarding, and training info. Pickup and drop-off details for their 10-mile Bell County service radius sit front and center instead of buried on a contact page.

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CTX Drone Services website project 07
[AERIAL SERVICES]

CTX Drone Services

Site for CTX Drone Services, a commercial drone photography and videography company based in Belton, TX. Their coverage stretches across Central Texas - Temple, Killeen, Salado, Georgetown, and out to Waco - so the site needed service and location pages that actually named those markets instead of a vague "Central Texas" banner. Real estate aerials, commercial site surveys, and event videography each get their own section instead of one catch-all services page.

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MySalado.com website project 08
[POLITICAL / GOV]

MySalado.com

Campaign site for a local candidate in Salado, TX, built to carry clear platform messaging through a full election cycle. Simple structure, easy-to-scan platform points, and calls to action for volunteering and yard signs did the heavy lifting instead of a flashy design. The site handled real voter traffic during the cycle without turning into a wall of text nobody reads - a focused, fast-loading tool for a hyperlocal Salado campaign.

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The Salado Group website project 09
[REAL ESTATE]

The Salado Group

Team site for The Salado Group, a real estate group with offices in Salado and the Belton-Temple area. The build needed to represent two markets without feeling like two separate sites, so agent profiles, listings, and area guides are organized by the towns the team actually works - Salado first, then Belton and Temple. Local knowledge like school districts, new construction, and lake access gets real page space instead of a single summarized paragraph.

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CASE STUDY // FEATURED - MOVEWITHMALLORY.NET
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A REALTOR SITE THAT CONVERTS

Mallory needed a real estate website that felt as polished as her business. She works residential, farm, and ranch listings across Temple, Belton, Salado, and Rogers as a RE/MAX Temple-Belton agent, and her previous site didn't reflect that range. Custom features, intentional UX, and a design built around how buyers and sellers actually use real estate sites - not a template with her name swapped in - now carry that work across every town she covers.

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