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Software and Web Development for Oklahoma City

A Vancouver studio working with Oklahoma City energy, aviation and bioscience organisations. One accountable team, a working demo every week, and code, designs and accounts that belong to you from the first commit.

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Oklahoma City, in short

Yes: OlDevs works with Oklahoma City organisations from our Vancouver studio, remotely by default, with travel to Oklahoma when a project genuinely benefits from time in the room.Central Time sits two hours ahead of Vancouver, so most of your working day overlaps ours, and we cover web apps, Android and iOS apps, web development, full-stack builds, AI development and performance marketing.

Key facts

01Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
02Time zone
Central Time, two hours ahead of Vancouver
03Working hours overlap
Broad. Your 10am to 5pm Central sits inside our working day, so calls, reviews and demos are booked without anyone stretching.
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-speaking community

Built for Oklahoma

What Oklahoma City projects need us to get right.

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

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Privacy without a state statute

Oklahoma has no comprehensive state consumer-privacy statute as of our last review, so the duties that bite are federal and sector specific: HIPAA, COPPA, GLBA, CAN-SPAM and the FTC Act. We build consent, retention and data handling to match your sector, and your counsel signs it off.

Federal sector rules · Consent design

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ADA and WCAG 2.2 AA

Public-facing sites carry ADA Title III litigation risk, and the 2024 ADA Title II rule requires state and local government web content to meet WCAG 2.1 AA, with deadlines in April 2026 and April 2027 by population. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA and test with keyboards and screen readers.

WCAG 2.2 AA · ADA · Section 508

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English first, Spanish where it counts

Oklahoma City serves a Spanish-speaking community, so we plan for translated content from the start rather than bolting it on later: language switching, correct lang attributes, translated form errors and metadata, and a content model that keeps both versions in step.

Bilingual content · Localisation

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United States hosting and data residency

For Oklahoma City clients we default to United States regions so records stay in country, and we document where every copy lives: primary database, backups, logs, analytics and any AI processing. You own the hosting accounts and can move providers whenever you choose.

US regions · Data residency · Client-owned accounts

Sectors

Who we work with in Oklahoma City.

Energy and oil and gas

Operators and service firms need field data off spreadsheets and into tools crews trust on a phone with poor signal. We build offline-tolerant web and mobile apps, clear reporting, and integrations with the systems that already hold your production records.

Aerospace and aviation

Maintenance, parts and training organisations run on documentation and traceability. We build web apps that track work orders and certifications, with audit trails, role-based access and interfaces that hold up on a shop floor tablet.

Biosciences

Research and diagnostics groups handle protected health information and grant reporting. We build secure portals and data tools with HIPAA-aware handling, careful access control, and reporting that turns lab output into something a funder can read.

Logistics

Freight and warehousing businesses live on dispatch, tracking and proof of delivery. We build driver-facing Android and iOS apps, dispatcher dashboards and carrier integrations, then add predictive analytics once there is enough clean data to trust.

Process

Working with OlDevs from Oklahoma City.

  1. Discover

    A video call in Central Time, then a written brief: what the software must do, who uses it, which systems it touches, and what we will judge as finished.

  2. Design

    Flows and interface designs you review in your browser, not as static slides. We agree accessibility, content and Spanish-language needs before a line of production code.

  3. Build

    Two-week cycles with a working demo every week, deployed where your Oklahoma City team can click it. Feedback goes into the next cycle rather than a backlog nobody reads.

  4. Launch

    We move to your hosting accounts in a United States region, run accessibility and performance checks, set up analytics and monitoring, then hand over documentation your staff can follow.

  5. Grow

    After launch we keep improving: SEO and content, paid search, email lifecycle, CRO experiments and new features, with one accountable team you can reach inside your business day.

FAQ

Oklahoma City — questions we hear first.

No. Our studio is in Vancouver, British Columbia, and we have worked this way since 2014. Oklahoma City clients are served remotely with video calls in Central Time, shared boards and weekly demos, and we travel to Oklahoma when a workshop, a site visit or a launch genuinely calls for it.

It barely registers. Central Time is two hours ahead of Vancouver, so your late morning through end of day sits inside our working hours. We close our own day with a written update, so it is waiting when Oklahoma City opens, we book calls inside the shared window, and we reply to every enquiry within one business day.

By default in United States regions, on hosting accounts registered in your organisation's name. We document the location of the primary database, backups, logs and analytics, and flag anything that would send data elsewhere, including third-party AI services, before it is switched on.

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as standard, which sits above the WCAG 2.1 AA level the 2024 ADA Title II rule sets for state and local government web content. For public-facing commercial sites, which carry ADA Title III litigation risk, we test with keyboards and screen readers rather than relying on an overlay. We are a development studio and not legal counsel, so sign-off stays with your lawyers.

We take public sector work. State and local government web content falls under the 2024 ADA Title II rule requiring WCAG 2.1 AA, and Section 508 applies to federal work, so we build to WCAG 2.2 AA and document our testing. Procurement paperwork, security reviews and accessibility statements are part of the engagement rather than an afterthought.

Yes. We have bilingual capability in English and French, and we build multilingual sites with proper language switching, hreflang, translated interface text and translated form validation. For Spanish content in Oklahoma City we work with your translators or arrange them, and keep both versions structurally identical so nothing drifts.

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