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Locations · Spokane, WA

Development and Marketing for Spokane

Spokane sits in the same time zone as our Vancouver studio, which makes for a straightforward working relationship: shared hours, one accountable team, a working demo every week, and complete ownership of everything we build for you.

Remote from Vancouver, on-site when useful Weekly working demos Reply within one business day

Availability - November

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09:00Discovery - 45 minAvailable
11:30Roadmap - 60 minHeld
14:00Handover - 30 minConfirmed

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1.8%

No-show rate

Spokane, in short

Yes, OlDevs takes on Spokane work remotely from our Vancouver studio, and we cross the border when a build calls for time in the room.Spokane keeps the same clock as we do, so there is no time difference to manage at all. The services on offer are web development, web apps, iOS and Android apps, full-stack development, AI development and performance marketing.

Key facts

01Location
Spokane, Washington, United States
02Time zone
Pacific Time, the same clock as our Vancouver studio
03Working hours overlap
The entire working day. With no hours between us, meetings, code reviews and releases can be booked wherever they suit your calendar.
04Privacy law
Washington's My Health My Data Act (consumer health data, with a private right of action); no comprehensive consumer-privacy statute as of our last review
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

Built for Washington

What Spokane projects need us to get right.

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

01

Consumer health data under My Health My Data

Washington's My Health My Data Act covers consumer health data and carries a private right of action, which raises the stakes for anything a site infers about health. We keep such data out of advertising pixels and third-party scripts, and gate collection behind clear consent.

Health data · Consent · Tracking hygiene

02

Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA

Washington public bodies are covered by the 2024 ADA Title II rule at WCAG 2.1 AA, due April 2026 or April 2027 by population, and private sites face ADA Title III litigation risk. Federal work brings Section 508. We build one level above, to WCAG 2.2 AA, and test it.

WCAG 2.2 AA · ADA · Testing

03

Clear English for mixed audiences

Spokane works in English across patients, students, suppliers and manufacturers, so precision matters more than translation. We write for the least familiar reader, label controls without cleverness, and check that clinical or technical language does not block understanding.

Plain language · Editorial standards

04

Hosting choices on either side of the border

Because Spokane is close to us but under United States rules, we agree on residency early. Applications, databases, backups and logs can stay in United States regions, sub-processors are listed in writing, and every hosting and analytics account is yours.

Data residency · Sub-processors

Sectors

Who we work with in Spokane.

Health care and medical education

Hospitals, clinics and teaching programmes need appointment tools, learner portals and patient information that reads clearly. We build accessible interfaces and treat consumer health data with the care Washington's rules demand.

Aerospace suppliers

Suppliers running to tight tolerances need quoting tools, quality documentation and portals that talk to shop floor systems. We build practical internal software and keep the public site credible for procurement teams reviewing you.

Manufacturing

Manufacturers usually have data trapped in spreadsheets and ageing systems. We build dashboards, order portals and production tooling on top of what already exists, so operations improve without replacing every system at once.

Higher education

Colleges and universities need recruitment sites, application journeys and student services that are accessible by default. We design around the tasks applicants and students actually perform and give your staff a system they can update.

Process

Working with OlDevs from Spokane.

  1. Discover

    No scheduling gymnastics. We meet in Pacific Time to work through goals, constraints, existing systems and the measures that will tell us the Spokane project worked.

  2. Design

    Design happens in the open. You see wireframes and interface work as it develops, comment in real time, and we adjust the same day rather than at the next milestone.

  3. Build

    We build in weekly cycles, ending each with working software on staging. Your Spokane team reviews it live with us, and feedback goes into the following cycle immediately.

  4. Launch

    Launch covers accessibility verification, performance checks, privacy and tracking review, content migration and monitoring, with both teams available for the entire release window.

  5. Grow

    Afterwards we run search, paid media, email lifecycle and analytics work, and keep a standing session for deciding which improvements are worth building next.

FAQ

Spokane — questions we hear first.

No, we do not. The studio is in Vancouver, British Columbia, with no Spokane office and no staff based in Washington. Spokane clients are served remotely, which works well given the shared time zone, and we drive or fly over when a workshop, training day or launch is better done in person.

It removes the friction. There are no hours between us, so a question in your morning gets an answer in your morning, meetings land wherever your calendar has space, and releases can be scheduled at genuinely quiet times for your users rather than at whatever hour suits the agency.

Washington's My Health My Data Act covers consumer health data and carries a private right of action, so we are careful about what a site collects or infers. Health-related signals stay out of ad pixels and third-party scripts, and consent is explicit. Your legal counsel confirms scope; we build the controls.

Yes. Public bodies fall under the 2024 ADA Title II rule at WCAG 2.1 AA, with compliance dates of April 2026 for larger populations and April 2027 for smaller entities, and Section 508 applies to federal work. We build and test to WCAG 2.2 AA on every project and share the results.

Yes. Being a Vancouver studio does not mean your data crosses the border. We can host applications, databases, backups and logs in United States regions and document the sub-processors involved. All hosting, domain and analytics accounts are registered in your own organisation's name.

Tell us what you are trying to fix or build, whether that is a website, an internal tool, a mobile app or a marketing programme that has gone flat. Every enquiry gets a reply within one business day, and because we share your hours a call is usually easy to arrange. Request a quote.

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