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Web studio · SATX

San Antonio web design for businesses already here.

Brand-led design, local SEO, GSAP motion, and WordPress — built for the San Antonio businesses that live here.

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One city. On purpose. South of 1604, and proud of it.

29.4241° N · 98.4936° W

River Walk, late afternoon
River Walk, late afternoon
Web design SEO GSAP motion WordPress

02 / Services

Four kinds of work. None of them are a theme install.

03

GSAP animation

Motion with a job: pinned stories, word reveals, river-speed parallax. Longer sequences stay on the first impression.

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03 / SATX

We only build for San Antonio businesses.

Not a territory. The whole brief.

29.4241° N · 98.4936° W

The city is the strategy

If the business is not here, we are not the studio. Bakeries on South Presa, clinics off Floyd Curl, businesses in Leon Valley — that is the calendar.

Search happens by neighborhood

People here type the street, the district, the language at the counter. We write for Stone Oak, West Side, the Medical Center, and downtown as real places.

We study the street before the screen

Kickoff is a video call and a few phone photos of the place: the counter, the menu board, the street out front. We read your reviews and your listing before we design a pixel.

  • Southtown
  • West Side
  • Medical Center
  • Leon Valley
  • Pearl
  • Stone Oak
How we run a Satxly project

04 / Work

Real San Antonio businesses we would build for.

Three public SATX businesses. The full set of six lives on the work page.

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Bedoy’s Bakery
Bedoy’s, Hildebrand

Concept · Hildebrand

Bedoy’s Bakery

Family pan dulce since 1961. A site that matches the trays.
Chuoke’s Hardware
NW Military hardware

Concept · Northwest

Chuoke’s Hardware

Family counter since 1939. A catalog that still knows the house.
Truck Source Diesel
Iota Drive yard

Concept · Northeast

Truck Source Diesel

Diesel and fleet since 2005. Service pages a dispatcher can open at 4 a.m.

05 / Approach

Know the place. Then build.

A Satxly project starts with the place — photos, reviews, the street — then map, design, and launch local.

  1. 01

    Learn the place

    A video walk-through, photos from your phone, your reviews and listing. Notes beat a 40-page intake.

  2. 02

    Map the work

    Sitemap, offer, and the searches that already happen in this city.

  3. 03

    Design in motion

    Pages, type, and GSAP in the same pass. The stack follows how you sell.

  4. 04

    Launch local

    Go live, point Google at the right streets, and hand you a site staff can update.

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06 / Blog

Notes for San Antonio owners.

Plain answers on websites, local search, and keeping the hours right.

All posts
How Many WordPress Plugins Is Too Many for a Small Business Site? — Satxly, San Antonio web design studio

How Many WordPress Plugins Is Too Many for a Small Business Site?

Plugin count is the wrong question. What overlap, abandoned plugins and bloat really cost a small business WordPress site, and how to audit yours.

 How to Respond to a Bad Google Review (Without Making It Worse) — Satxly, San Antonio web design studio

How to Respond to a Bad Google Review (Without Making It Worse)

A bad Google review is public and permanent. How a San Antonio small business should reply, when a review can be removed, and what actually fixes it.

 How Long Does It Take to Build a Small Business Website? — Satxly, San Antonio web design studio

How Long Does It Take to Build a Small Business Website?

Six to ten weeks is the usual answer. Here is where those weeks actually go, which phase stalls most often, and what delays a build the most.

07 / FAQ

Questions we hear in SATX.

A few we answer before a project starts. The rest lives on the FAQ page.

Most projects land between $5k and $20k, set by pages, SEO, and whether you need a catalog on WordPress. We name a range after a few lines on the business.

We build on WordPress so staff get one dashboard — pages, blog, and WooCommerce when you sell from a catalog. Clinics, trades, counters, and pickup notes all live in the same place.

A focused site is usually six to ten weeks: learn the place, map the work, design, then launch local. Rush work only if the door already has a date.

Hours, photos, menus, and sold-out flags should change from a phone on a Tuesday — without calling a developer.

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Museum Reach, late afternoon
Museum Reach, late afternoon

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Tell us about the San Antonio business.

A few lines on what you sell and where you sit in the city is enough. We write back within one business day.

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