What makes a web site work?

At wwweb concepts we believe the answer is simple: Web sites that work do more than just look good. Web sites that work attract visitors by performing well in the search engines and keep them with fast loading, user friendly pages that offer clear, easy to understand navigation. Web sites that work effectively communicate their message to world. A website that works is more than an electronic document—it's an experience.

wwweb concepts specializes in building web sites that work. We've produced everything from brochure sites to interactive, datadriven sites loaded with all the latest high tech bells and whistles.

In addition to professional custom web site design and development, wwweb concepts also produces tools for developers. Our Dreamweaver extensions were among the first for the ASP.NET platform and have Adobe approval.

Whatever kind of web site you want to build, wwweb concepts can do it. Our complete internet services, include custom web design, classic ASP and ASP.NET application development, hosting, professional consulting, marketing research, search engine optimization, and statistical analysis services.

At wwweb concepts we understand that if your web site doesn't help you achieve your goals, then your web site doesn't work. We take a systems approach to custom web design that places as much emphasis on buildingweb sites that are user friendly and popular with search engines as it does on killer graphic design.This complete approach is what it takes to create web sites that work. And, after all, that's what it's all about.

We've been making web sites work for our clients since 1998. Contact us today and we'll make a web site work for you.

Company History

wwweb concepts was founded in the spring of 1998. Clients have included the University of Houston Clear Lake, Drexel Metals Corporation, Competition Sales, and TSMW, Inc. In 2000, TSMW, Inc. was featured in its industry's major trade magazine, Roofing Contractor. In the article the writer mentions the company's web site:

"The site went live in May of '99 and is quite impressive.... The site is graphic, but loads quickly. It furnishes the visitor with tons of details, but is easy to navigate and understand."

Word spread and within a short time wwweb concepts flourished with its own co-located server and a regular stream of new clients from established busineses, dot com start ups, and non-profit clubs and organizations. Past projects include an online dating site start up and numerous web applications using asp and MS SQL Server.

About The Founder

James W. Threadgill has authored numerous tutorials on ASP and ASP.NET web development, published on such sites as the Dynamic Zones and MSDN. He co-authored the Glasshaus book Dreamweaver MX: ASP.NET Web Development. James first began computer programming in 1995 while attending Alvin Community College. He completed a certificate of computer science program and an Associate of Arts degree at Alvin before going on to the University of Houston-Clear Lake where he was awarded a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts. James is currently seeking a Ph.D.

James publishes fiction and poetry under the name Wayne James. His fiction first appeared in Raconteur in 1995 and since has been published numerous times: in Hadrosaur Tales 5 and 7, Bayousphere, and in the Write Gallery e-zine. His poetry first appeared in the small press magazine Lucidity in 1996 and has been published numerous times since. Most recently his work appeared in Tales of the Talisman winter 2010 and spring 2011 issues.