A stronger website.
A smarter way to work.
Help the right companies find you, understand your offer and take the next step. I build business websites, customer portals and custom web software that connect your sales process to the work behind it.
Work directly with Shayne Brown · Defined scope before the build
For contractors, professional service firms, agencies, distributors and growing teams, local B2B web services can start with a focused website and grow into a connected operation. The right solution depends on what needs to happen after someone clicks.
Service pages, useful project examples, clear capabilities and inquiry forms that ask about scope, budget and timing. Give a business buyer enough information to start a productive conversation.
Business website package ↗Customer requests, staff dashboards, document collection and status updates. Plan the public experience and private workspace together, with appropriate roles and access.
Web application development ↗Connect agreed systems, organize business records and reduce repeat entry. Start with the workflow that matters most, then expand as the team learns what it needs.
Automation & integrations ↗A buyer describes the site and service. The team reviews the request, prepares the next step and keeps the customer informed.
Illustrative workflow. Features, notifications and integrations are agreed in your proposal.You know what you are buying, what needs your review and what the finished system should do. Each stage has a practical outcome.
Discuss your customers, staff, current tools and bottlenecks.
Outcome: priorities and a first-release goal.Agree deliverables, exclusions, milestones, responsibilities and budget.
Outcome: a written proposal and payment schedule.Review key screens and workflows, then build the agreed connections.
Outcome: working previews and review checkpoints.Check mobile use, forms, permissions and important failure cases.
Outcome: accepted workflows and an agreed rollout.Document everyday tasks, walk your team through them and define support.
Outcome: access, guidance and a maintenance plan.
The Data Architect Hire tool brings application intake, review stages and private notes into one workspace. It is a concrete example of connecting a public form with a business process.
The workflow showcase also covers content editing, inquiries and interactive website concepts. Explore the screens and decide what would be useful in your own operation.
Portfolio concepts are labeled. Their sample transactions and business results are not client outcomes. Hire follow-up is dashboard-led; applicant emails are not sent automatically.
A B2B project does not automatically require enterprise software. Choose a useful first step, with room to expand when the business case is clear. All prices below are in USD.
$1,500 / year
For a company that needs a clear offer, credible presentation and a practical path to inquiry.
from $7,500
For multiple locations, more involved workflows, data connections and operational requirements.
Custom software is quoted to the task. Share the current workflow and the smallest useful improvement; we can assess whether an existing tool, a targeted integration or a custom build is appropriate.
Website payment options and renewal terms are explained on the Services page. Software milestones, deposits, recurring costs and change requests are defined in the written proposal. Your final quote follows discovery.
You work directly with Shayne Brown. Planning covers who approves the work, who provides content and access, and who will operate the finished website or system.
Based around Beaumont and Banning, The Data Architect works with businesses across Riverside, Redlands, Ontario, San Bernardino and the wider Inland Empire. Online planning and reviews also make projects practical for companies outside the area.
Bring your industry knowledge and the process you want to improve. I will help turn it into a website or business tool your customers and staff can understand.
B2B means business-to-business: one business providing services to another. The Data Architect focuses on business websites, web applications, workflow automation and software for companies in the Inland Empire. If you need a supplier-facing site, a better inquiry process or an internal business tool, this is the place to start.
No. A local business may need a clear website and a qualified inquiry form. A larger organization may need staff roles, multiple locations, customer portals or integrated data. We choose the scope around your workflow; enterprise development is an option when the complexity calls for it.
The annual business website package is $1,500 per year. Custom development is quoted separately, and enterprise projects start at $7,500. Your written proposal defines the deliverables, milestones, payment schedule, outside service costs and ongoing support before work begins.
The schedule depends on content readiness, review turnaround, integrations and the number of workflows. We agree on dates after discovery, with review milestones and a defined first release. Share any fixed launch date at the start so dependencies can be assessed.
Where access and the existing tools allow it, a project can include API connections, imports and automation. We review permissions, data quality, licensing and a sample of the workflow first. Migration, backup, validation and recovery responsibilities are included in the agreed scope.
The proposal defines domain and hosting access, source-code and data handover, third-party licenses, staff training and support responsibilities. For software, we scope access controls, backups and recovery around the actual data. Formal compliance, independent security audits and guaranteed service levels require separate assessment and agreement.
Yes. The local focus includes Beaumont, Banning, Riverside, Redlands, Ontario and San Bernardino, with remote planning and reviews for businesses elsewhere. Contact Shayne to discuss your location, availability and project requirements.
No. Clear service pages, useful content, mobile usability and search foundations help people understand the offer, but traffic, rankings and sales depend on competition, demand and ongoing work. We agree on practical measures such as qualified inquiries, form completion or staff time spent on a task.
Tell me your business, current website, main bottleneck, budget range and target date. We will start with the outcome and define the right scope.
