Studio 711
Products, clothing sizes, a shopping bag, and a sample owner hub for orders and inventory.
Custom websites for businesses of all kinds across Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend. From service pages to storefronts and booking experiences, each design is shaped around your brand, your customers, and what you want them to do next.
Explore three original concepts I built to show different website experiences. They illustrate my work, not the limits of the businesses I can design for.
No two businesses are the same. Your website shouldn't be either. I build custom designs around your services, customers, and goals—whether you run a salon, automotive shop, landscaping company, boutique, professional practice, restaurant, construction company, or something entirely different.
The three websites below are interactive, fictional portfolio demonstrations—not fixed templates or the only industries I serve. Real ordering, payments, booking, or customer inquiries are connected and tested separately for client projects.
Request a custom quoteProducts, clothing sizes, a shopping bag, and a sample owner hub for orders and inventory.
A browsable food menu, item choices, simulated ordering, and a sample kitchen console.
Roofing and remodeling services, project galleries, and a guided estimate-request preview.
All three portfolio businesses are fictional concepts. Ordering, inventory, and inquiry workflows are browser-based demonstrations, not live business systems. Real client launches use connected platforms and secure integrations.
Choose the type of business closest to yours—or select “My business is different.” The right website starts with your customers and your goals, not a one-size-fits-all template.
Make products, sizes, prices, and next steps easy to find. If you need real payments and order management, we'll connect a suitable platform.
Working with me should feel straightforward. I explain the decisions, show the design, and help you understand what you'll need to operate it.
What's the business? What should visitors do? What do you already use for orders, scheduling, or inquiries?
We shape the pages, brand, and features around the customer's journey—not around unnecessary add-ons.
Connect the business-owned domain and tools, test on devices, and clarify what maintenance and support look like.
Corpus Christi, Texas · Website design with a technical mindset.
I'm Ricardo Ballesteros. I'm studying network administration and have experience building my own Shopify clothing store. I know how much there is to figure out when you're trying to get a business online.
My approach is to show you what's possible, explain how the tools actually work, and build around the needs of the business—not make promises a website can't guarantee.
Get a personalized quoteYou should understand what a website can—and can't—do before spending money on it.
Facebook is useful for posting and connecting with people. A website gives visitors an organized place to see products, services, menus, finished projects, and the next action. The two can work together.
No. A good site can reduce confusion and make it easier to inquire or order, but traffic, your reputation, your offer, and your follow-through still matter. No responsible designer should promise guaranteed sales.
The sample dashboards are demonstrations. Real customer orders require connected e-commerce/POS software, notifications, payments, and staff access. We'll choose tools that fit the way you already operate.
A custom domain usually costs money. Online stores, payment processors, scheduling tools, or hosted forms may charge fees. Basic hosting can sometimes use free tiers. We'll make recurring costs clear before you commit.
You should. For client projects, I recommend the business owns its domain, payment account, and customer data, with access and responsibilities documented in writing.
Every business has different needs. I start with your goals, pages, content, and any booking, ordering, or payment integrations. After we discuss the scope, I can provide an individual quote with what is included. There is no obligation to proceed.
Your information is forwarded through Formspree to my business inbox so I can follow up with questions and discuss your project. A form submission starts a conversation; it does not place an order or commit you to any service. See the privacy notice for details.
Tell me about your business and what you want your website to accomplish. You don't need a technical plan—just an idea of where you want to go.
Share your goals in the secure inquiry form.
Pages, design, and features that fit your needs.
Clear scope and pricing based on your project—not a preset package.
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