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Most of what follows went out white-label, through an agency, so the end clients aren't named here. Ask on a call and we'll walk you through any of it.

A West Texas tourism board · through an agency · 2026

Three directory pages, built from the agency's comps in 29 days.

The agency designed the pages and ran the client. Steven built them into the board's existing WordPress site: restaurant, hotel and venue directories with filters and a map, a page for each listing, and a nightly import of 307 listings from the board's tourism data feed. The feed arrived missing most of what the map needed, so he geocoded 254 of the listings and added an alert that emails when a nightly import fails. He also wrote a two-page board summary. No one had asked for it.

…the one sheeter explaining what you all did is above and beyond!
The client, on launch day
A heavy-equipment rental and sales company · through an agency · 2019 to now

It came to the agency for a website and ended up with an operations platform.

The company started as the agency's website client in 2019, with Steven as the technical hand. When the agency pitched software, Steven did discovery alongside the agency's owner and wrote the spec. The platform went live in June 2024, on iPads at the company's office and yard. A July 2026 read of the system found its daily use had narrowed to essentially one parts manager, and its service requests could not be assigned to a crew until we fixed a defect in our build that September. We publish that half too.

An emergency hazmat response company · 2018 to 2025

From a site migration to a dispatch system.

It started in December 2018 as a WordPress migration Steven did for the agency. By September 2020 there was an iOS app in the App Store, and Android followed in 2022. All of it was one platform with the web: dispatch, GPS and scene photos, incident reports written in the field, and billing. In 2023 the agency referred the company to us as a direct client. In 2025 it brought its software in-house, and we ran the handover through the July cutover.

A Texas city's tourism website · design by Andréa, through an agency

First Place, Best Website, 2021 TACVB Idea Fair.

Andréa designed the tourism homepage, built around an attractions grid, while she was a contract senior designer at the agency.

More of Andréa's work

About fifty organizations so far, in every format from a monogram to a trailer wrap.

Monument entrance sign, summer camp organization

Full trailer wrap, same client

Exhibit identity for a zoo

Trade-show booth: back wall, counter, banner and brochures, for a health nonprofit

Annual report cover, financial advisory firm

Watercolor-illustrated logo, doula practice

Monogram and wordmark, title company

App interface and App Store screens for SocialScoreKeeper, the youth-sports app she co-founded

The full portfolio at Andrea Lamb Designs

Also, over eight years

Sites and infrastructure

Builds, migrations and rescues across publishing, healthcare, law, tourism and home services, including a 290-post, 8,600-image publication migration, server migrations, and zero-downtime DNS and email moves.

Our sibling company

SocialScoreKeeper, on iOS and Android, is made by SocialScoreKeeper LLC. Andréa designs it, and Steven extends and maintains it.

The long version of any of these

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