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Digital Product Work for New Orleans

Hospitality, port, energy services and health care organisations in New Orleans work with our Vancouver studio: one accountable team, weekly working demos, WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, and every account registered to you.

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New Orleans, in short

Yes: New Orleans organisations work with OlDevs remotely from our Vancouver studio, and we travel to Louisiana when a launch, a workshop or a site visit warrants it.The city keeps Central Time, two hours ahead of Vancouver, so your working day and ours overlap for most of it. We cover web development, web apps, Android and iOS apps, full-stack engineering, AI development and performance marketing.

Key facts

01Location
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
02Time zone
Central Time, two hours ahead of Vancouver
03Working hours overlap
Generous. With two hours between us, we run reviews in your afternoon and still have the morning to prepare the build you are reviewing.
04Privacy law
No comprehensive state consumer-privacy statute as of our last review; federal rules apply by sector (HIPAA, COPPA, GLBA, CAN-SPAM, FTC Act)
05Accessibility
ADA (Title III litigation risk for public-facing sites); the 2024 ADA Title II rule requires state and local government web content to meet WCAG 2.1 AA (compliance deadlines April 2026 for populations of 50,000+ and April 2027 for smaller entities); Section 508 for federal work; we build to WCAG 2.2 AA
06Languages
English; Spanish and French heritage communities

Built for Louisiana

What New Orleans projects need us to get right.

The local rules and realities we design for from the first call.

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Privacy duties driven by your sector

Louisiana has no comprehensive state consumer-privacy statute as of our last review, so the rules come from federal law and depend on what you do: HIPAA for health data, plus GLBA, COPPA, CAN-SPAM and the FTC Act. We design booking, ticketing and patient flows around those duties, collect only the data the product needs, and leave the legal reading to your counsel.

Sector rules · Data minimisation

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WCAG 2.2 AA for visitor-facing sites

Tourism and venue sites are as public-facing as it gets, and ADA Title III litigation risk goes with that. The 2024 ADA Title II rule adds WCAG 2.1 AA for state and local government content, on a deadline of April 2026 for populations of 50,000 or more and April 2027 for smaller entities. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA and test it properly.

WCAG 2.2 AA · Public-facing sites

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English, with Spanish and French heritage

New Orleans is English speaking with Spanish and French heritage communities, and visitors arrive from everywhere. We build multilingual structures ready for translation: language switching, hreflang, translated form errors, and dates, currencies and addresses that read correctly in each version.

Multilingual · EN and FR capability · Visitor content

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Hosting inside the United States

Projects for New Orleans clients run in United States regions unless you tell us otherwise, with a written map of where data rests: database, backups, log retention, analytics and any AI service. Hurricane season makes backup regions and tested restores part of the plan, not a footnote.

US regions · Backups and restores

Sectors

Who we work with in New Orleans.

Tourism and hospitality

Hotels, tours and venues live or die on the booking path. We build fast, accessible sites and apps that survive a festival traffic spike, connect to your booking and property systems, and give marketing the analytics needed to see which channels fill rooms.

Port and shipping

Terminal, freight and marine services operators need scheduling, documentation and status visible to partners. We build web apps and integrations that replace email chains with a shared record, and mobile tools that work on a dock rather than at a desk.

Health care and biosciences

Clinics, hospitals and research groups handle protected health information. We build portals, scheduling and data tools with HIPAA-aware handling, strict access control and audit trails, and keep patient data out of marketing tags and third-party scripts.

Film production

Production companies and studios juggle scheduling, crew, locations and assets. We build custom web apps for that coordination, with role-based access for crew and clients, media handling for large files, and reporting producers can hand to financiers.

Process

Working with OlDevs from New Orleans.

  1. Discover

    One call in Central Time and a short written brief covering the outcome, the audiences, the systems in play, and how we will know the work is done. No surprises on scope later.

  2. Design

    You review real screens in a browser. We settle structure, content, language versions and accessibility here, because changing a layout now costs a conversation rather than a sprint.

  3. Build

    Weekly working demos on a staging link your New Orleans team can open from a phone. We build in short cycles so priorities can shift before anything is expensive to change.

  4. Launch

    Release to your own United States hosting, with accessibility and performance checks, backups and restore testing verified, monitoring switched on, and documentation your staff will actually use.

  5. Grow

    Afterwards we run the marketing and the roadmap together: SEO and content, paid search and social, email lifecycle, analytics and CRO, plus new features as the season demands.

FAQ

New Orleans — questions we hear first.

No. The studio is in Vancouver, British Columbia, and has been since 2014. New Orleans clients are served remotely, with video calls in Central Time, weekly demos and a shared backlog, and we fly to Louisiana when a workshop, a photo shoot or a launch is genuinely better in person.

That is a design decision we make early. We build static or cached pages wherever we can, put the site behind a content delivery network, keep image and script weight down, and load test before the season starts. Booking paths get the most attention, because that is where a slow page costs money.

Yes. We have bilingual English and French capability in house, and we build multilingual sites properly: separate URLs, hreflang, translated interface strings and form errors, and a content model that keeps versions aligned. For Spanish we work with your translators or arrange them, then handle the technical side.

In United States regions by default, on accounts held in your organisation's name. We document the primary database, the backup region, log retention and analytics, and given hurricane season we test restores rather than assuming backups work. Any AI provider that would see your data is flagged before it is enabled.

Often. We rarely replace a booking engine that works. We build the site and apps around it, integrate cleanly, make the handoff between your content and the engine feel like one product, and instrument the whole path so you can see where guests drop out.

Within one business day, every time. Because Central Time is two hours ahead of Vancouver, a message you send in the New Orleans morning usually gets an answer the same day. From there we book a call inside your working hours and send a written summary afterwards, so nothing depends on memory.

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