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Austintatious Design
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At Austintatious Design, we practice best-practice web development techniques as defined by the major players in the industry: Google, Bing and Baidu.
We primarily build using Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages web development methodology which means our sites are fast, beautiful and highly performant.
Instead of using a pre-fab WYSIWIG (What You See Is What You Get) like Dreamweaver or iWeb for example, or a template builder like SquareSpace or Wix, which just about any numpty can climb behind and build a site that looks like just about every other generic site out there, we pride ourselves on being old-school hand coders. It means we take a little longer to build the initial site, but it is completely tailored to YOU and YOUR needs. It is also streamlined and only includes what is necessary for YOUR website.
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Below Average: the profile gives buyers limited grounds to shortlist Austintatious Design without follow-up. It lists 5 services and 3 focus areas, but their names are not available, so buyers cannot map the offer to delivery layers or identify the technical stack. The 5 reviews average 5 stars, an encouraging but still emerging signal; there are no published portfolio cases to verify delivered work. One location is listed. The client focus is small businesses in the $500k-$1M range, and the team is a freelancer, a clearer fit for smaller engagements than large programs. The profile is unclaimed and lists no account managers, so confirm that details are current and establish a direct contact. Request relevant case studies, references, and confirmation of team capacity and current services before engaging.
The profile has 5 reviews with a 5-star average. That is an encouraging early signal, but five reviews remain an emerging, not substantial, body of feedback; the rating alone cannot establish a consistent pattern across clients or projects. Buyers can take the feedback as a positive input, but should request references relevant to their project before treating it as strong evidence of delivery.
No TechBehemoths Award recognition is recorded. This leaves platform awards unavailable as a supporting signal, but it does not indicate how the company performs for clients. Awards are only one source of profile evidence, and many companies do not actively engage with the platform. Buyers should base a shortlist on verifiable work, relevant references, and a direct review of the proposed team rather than expect recognition data here.
The profile is unclaimed, with no company manager listed to maintain it. Buyers therefore have no clear indication that the company currently stands behind these details, which may be outdated. Verify the services, contact route, and other essentials directly before relying on the listing or sending project information. This is a profile-accountability gap, not evidence about the company’s delivery capability.
The profile is classified as detailed, giving buyers more orientation on the company’s stated expertise and approach than a bare listing would. That helps frame an initial conversation, but a self-description is evidence of intent, not proof of delivery. With no published portfolio cases, buyers cannot use this section to confirm that the stated capabilities have been applied to comparable projects. Treat it as useful context, then ask for relevant examples before shortlisting.
There are no published portfolio cases, so buyers can see almost none of Austintatious Design’s actual work on this profile. That leaves no way here to judge project relevance, execution, or the outcomes delivered. The detailed company description and service listings do not substitute for delivery evidence. Request case studies tied to your project type, including the company’s role and results, before deciding whether to engage.
The supporting profile is most complete in its service and location listings, but their counts alone do not show whether the offer matches a buyer’s needs. The weakest signals are team size and client focus, which point to a freelancer serving small businesses and may not suit larger programs. No key account contact or platform articles are listed. With 6 of 8 supporting areas filled, the picture is partial; buyers should confirm scope fit and request delivery evidence.
Locations
Austintatious Design has one office.
One Office
Company Speciality
Where Austintatious Design's expertise concentrates - services, technologies, and which clients they fit best.
Services provided
- Web Development - 25%
- Web Design - 15%
- Digital Strategy - 10%
- SMM - 10%
- Content Marketing - 10%
- Other services - 30%
Focus(%)
Client Focus
- 100% - Small Business ($500k - $1M)
Industry Focus
- Non-profit45%
- Arts, entertainment & music30%
- Consumer products & services25%
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How Austintatious Design compares to other companies based on profile strength?
Austintatious Design carries a Below Average profile-information label. The city comparison is too thin to establish a local position; nationally, the distribution is concentrated in Poor and Very Poor labels, so this profile sits above the most common lower labels but remains short of Average and stronger labels.This is not a quality rating, but it does mean buyers have less profile information to assess than they would from a better-rated listing. Treat the profile as a limited starting point and request project examples, relevant client references, and clear details of the team’s experience before shortlisting.
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Reviews
Five perfect scores make this an emerging, uniformly positive record: the average is 5.0 across 5 reviews, with none below 4 stars. They span 2016-2020; the supplied figures do not separate TechBehemoths reviews from imported reviews, so the source mix cannot be weighed. The newest feedback is now more than five years old, making this a dated signal of past delivery rather than current performance.
Almost all reviewers describe Daniel as accessible and quick to respond, with patient explanations and guidance. Most discuss website creation or redesign, praising collaborative planning, easy updates and practical content input; a few specifically mention fast, mobile-oriented sites, including AMP. The feedback includes small businesses, a school and nonprofits, broadly matching the company’s small-client focus.
No low-rated or critical review appears, but the feedback is dated and the source split is unspecified. Before hiring, ask for a recent reference from a comparable website project and confirm who handles ongoing updates and support.
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