Locations · Long Beach, CA
Port operators, aerospace suppliers, clinics and civic organisations in Long Beach need software that holds up under load and passes an accessibility review. That is the kind of work we take on, remotely from Vancouver.
Remote from Vancouver, on-site when useful Weekly working demos Reply within one business day
Illustrative product interface — not client data.
Yes. We work with Long Beach organisations from the OlDevs studio in Vancouver, remotely as a rule and on site when the work calls for it.Long Beach shares Pacific Time with us, so your morning is our morning and questions get answered the same day. Services include web development, iOS and Android apps, web apps, full-stack development, AI development and performance marketing.
Key facts
Services
Seven services from one accountable team — delivered remotely in your working hours.
Built for California
The local rules and realities we design for from the first call.
The California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the CPRA drives how consent, analytics and advertising tags are wired on a Long Beach site. We build the controls, list every recipient of data, and keep the privacy page in plain English.
Long Beach organisations face ADA Title III risk on public-facing sites and Unruh Act exposure in California. Separately, state and local government web content must meet WCAG 2.1 AA under the 2024 ADA Title II rule. We deliver WCAG 2.2 AA with the test notes.
Long Beach audiences include Spanish and Khmer-speaking communities. We build a content structure that takes additional languages without a rebuild, pick fonts that render Khmer script correctly, and keep copy short enough to translate well.
Where port, health or civic data has to remain in the country, we place hosting, backups and logging in United States regions and write down where each service runs. Every account is created in your name from the first day.
Sectors
Port-adjacent businesses run on appointments, feeds and exceptions. We build integrations against carrier and internal systems, and interfaces designed for people standing at a gate rather than sitting at a desk.
Aerospace suppliers and space companies need to present demanding technical capability clearly to primes, regulators and recruits. We build capability sites, document libraries and secure portals around that need.
Visitor and convention organisations get judged on their booking flow. We build fast, accessible pages, calendars and enquiry forms that hold up during a spike, with content ready for more than one language.
Energy companies balance public communication with operational tooling. We build the public site to WCAG 2.2 AA and, where it helps, internal dashboards that turn field and meter data into something a manager can read.
Process
Discover
We meet on your calendar, share Pacific Time, and dig into the outcome you need, the systems already in place and the constraints nobody has written down yet.
Design
Interface work happens in the open. You watch the screens take shape, comment as we go, and see accessibility and language structure built into the layout.
Build
Engineering runs in one week cycles with a demo you can click at the end of each. Integrations get built against test data before anything touches production.
Launch
Release day is planned in advance: content migrated, tracking checked, consent tested, a rollback path ready and the team available while traffic arrives.
Grow
Afterwards we watch behaviour, tighten the weak pages, and take on search, paid media, lifecycle email or AI work as the priorities become clear.
FAQ
No. The studio is in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Long Beach clients are served remotely, with travel to the city when a workshop, a launch or a stakeholder review is better done in person. The people you meet on the calls are the people doing the work.
Usually yes. Port and logistics projects tend to hinge on integrations: appointment systems, carrier feeds, EDI exports, internal databases. We map those interfaces early, build against test data first, and design screens for the people working a gate or a yard rather than a desk.
By treating language as part of the design rather than an afterthought. We structure content so additional languages can be published without rebuilding pages, choose fonts that render Khmer script properly, and keep sentences short enough to translate cleanly. Our own team also works bilingually in English and French.
We give you a consent layer that actually controls the tags on the page, a plainly written privacy page, and a documented route for data access and deletion requests. Every third party receiving data is listed. Your legal advisors then confirm what the CCPA and CPRA require of your organisation.
WCAG 2.2 AA on every project. In California that matters twice over: public-facing sites carry ADA Title III litigation risk and the Unruh Act increases web-accessibility litigation exposure. Government bodies additionally have the 2024 ADA Title II rule, which sets WCAG 2.1 AA for their web content.
Send us the outline of what you need. You will hear back within one business day, then we book a call at a time that suits you, since we share Pacific Time. After that comes a written scope and a quote, and once you approve it, a working demo at the end of every week.
Let’s connect
We’ll reply within one business day, in your working hours, with next steps and a tailored quote — no obligation.