About
A small studio for work that has to hold up.
Foothills Web Systems builds websites and software that a business can keep using: a catalog that takes an order, a product page a buyer can finish, a tool the staff will still open next year.
The name is the place, and the pace.
The studio is in North Carolina. The work is practical. A project starts with what the business has to get done, then the pages, the data, and the screens that make that possible.
Foothills stays small on purpose. Projects stay legible: a written scope, a staging link, and a launch that another vendor could understand if they had to. You should not need a translator between the proposal and the code.
Live work includes a manufacturer’s ordering system for Custom Air Trays, the public site for Global RADAR, and the product site for ReadyReply.
Values
Four rules we actually use.
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Plain language
If a sentence only works in a pitch, it does not go on the site. Proposals follow the same rule.
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Structure first
Pages, data, and admin screens are settled before decoration. A handsome layout on a confused system does not last.
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A scope you can hold
You get a written description of what will be built, what it costs, and what is deliberately left out.
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After launch counts
Orders, edits, and the odd fix are part of the job. We plan for the month after go-live, not only the launch morning.
Who you work with
Vance Strazzeri
Studio lead
Vance scopes the work, designs it, and builds it. Questions during a project come back to the person who can change the answer in the code. There is no account layer between you and the build.
Experience
The kinds of systems we ship.
The studio works across marketing sites, custom commerce, and web software. Hosting can stay with us or move to a server you already run.
- Custom applications Catalogs, accounts, admin screens, and the email notices a business actually waits on.
- Product sites Public pages for software, including pricing, plans, and a path to start.
- Marketing sites A small set of pages that explain a business and bring in the right inquiry.
- Launch and care Domain, DNS, and a straight answer when something breaks after go-live.
Next step
If this is the pace you want, write.
Share what you need in a few sentences. If it fits, we set a call and follow it with a written scope.