David Cito
Providing high level design and development for all business sizes. Let me help you achieve your online goals with modern and efficient technological skills
Providing high level design and development for all business sizes. Let me help you achieve your online goals with modern and efficient technological skills
I'm a web developer in Honolulu, Hawaii. I take on a wide range of work, though most of it centers on UI/UX design and SEO. Two years as an IT analyst means I know the systems behind a site as well as the design in front of it.
I studied two years of computer science followed by 4 years of self taught web design and development
Throughout my years of experience I've accumulated a variety of services that allow me to enhance my client's online presence.
SEO typically revolves around what works best for Google. The term “search engine” is synonymous with Google, which has about 92% of the global search engine market.
The purpose of SEO is to raise your ranking in organic search results. Considering that Google processes billions of search queries daily, organic search results are a very large slice of a very large pie. And while there is some up-front and ongoing investment required to secure and maintain organic rankings, every click that sends traffic to your website is completely free.
SEO works by demonstrating to search engines that your content is the best result for the topic at hand.
Google famously uses more than 200 ranking factors.
Crawlability, Mobile-friendliness, and Pagespeed are all crucial factors
Search Engines individually rank every web page within a website
Search engines are like libraries for the digital age. Instead of storing copies of books, they store copies of web pages.
The overall goal focuses on orienting your website to rank higher on a search engine results page (SERP). SERPs consist of paid search results and “organic” search results. Depending on the type of search query, Google delivers organic results based on its assessment of a site's relevance and quality. The benefits are obvious: free, passive traffic to your website, month after month.
If you've heard this term, you may be wondering, what is UX/UI design? What does it actually mean? UX stands for “user experience,” and UI stands for “user interface.” You'll often see them lumped together as they are two closely related professions that often work hand-in-hand.
UI design in essence, is about creating the look and feel of a website or application's user interface. UX design focuses on making the use of these products and services, both digital or physical, easy, logical, and fun.
Simply put, user focused design is the process of planning the experience a person has when they interact with a product.
UI design is the user-centered approach to designing the aesthetics of a digital product.
UX design focuses on the interaction that a human user has with everyday products and services.
Understanding the target user and the user journey allows designers to delight customers at every stage.
Sometimes, you (the user) feel like you're the problem when you can't figure out how to use a product or website. Most of the time, though, it's not your fault. It's the UX designer's job to design with you in mind. The bottom line: You have to know who your user is to make something that works well for them.
Analytic consulting is one of the key relationships that can help companies drive consistent growth for their business over time. From creative direction to brand management, there are many important positions in marketing and advertising.
A analytic consultant helps companies define, sharpen, and grow their reputation over time. They often work alongside senior managers and other partners - in such areas as technology, PR, etc.
Analytic consultants are tasked with uncovering insights, developing strategies, and enhancing a brand’s design and communications approach
Research is a keystone of all analytic consulting work and should be based on a foundation of data.
Utilizing the data to create an actionable portrait of the target audience, clearly delineating their needs and goals.
Offers insights and suggestions to enhance all company communications, marketing messages, experiences, and more.
Consultants can also advise on workspaces, offices, storefronts, and other brick-and-mortar spaces to create a strong, cohesive brand.
If you’re seeking clarity, insight, and/or guidance for your company, don't hesitate to contact me. I offer deep expertise across insight, strategy, and design - to help elevate my clients’ brand into attracting a loyal customer base and maturing their brand into the main drivers of their business's performance.
After you launch a website, it's important to regularly perform web maintenance to prevent any technical issues, improve the user experience, and ensure your site continues to rank high in search engine results pages (SERPs). Website maintenance can be daunting, but keeping your site running smoothly is essential.
Website maintenance includes tasks like ensuring all the links on your site are working, regularly updating content, and fixing any broken links.
There are a few different types of website maintenance that you should be aware of:
Security updates
Plugin and theme updates
Content updates
Backup and disaster recovery
Performance monitoring and optimization
Security scanning
User management
Accessibility testing
Uptime Monitoring
SEO monitoring
Support and maintenance plans
Website maintenance is important to keep your website functioning properly and to ensure that visitors have a good experience when they visit your site. While it is possible to do website maintenance on your own, it is often best to hire a professional to do it for you. This is because web maintenance can be time-consuming and technical, and it is easy to make mistakes that could end up costing you money in the long run.
Feel free to use any of the contact methods below to inquire about my services
Kaimuki Neighborhood
Honolulu, Hawaii
I'm always open to discussing product
design work or partnerships.
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