LUBBOCK WEB DESIGN COMPANY
Our Story: Lubbock Web Design Company
In 2005, Your Web Pro founder Steven Carr had an idea to offer website design in Lubbock for local small businesses in a way that was cost-effective and user friendly. From that idea, Lubbock Web Design Company Your Web Pro LLC was born. Since then, Your Web Pro has grown from one web designer in a garage into a team of website developers, graphic designers, search engine optimization specialists, and social media managers who work hard to provide the best web design services in Lubbock. Our customers are in almost every industry and they span the United States. We even have a few customers around the world!
Meet The Team
Steven Carr
President, Web Developer
Bethany Santillan
Director of Operations
Troy Farley
Web & Digital Media Designer
Bailey VanAtta
SEO & Social Media Marketing
Amy Lance
Website, Server Administrator & LLM
Staci Henshaw
Account Executive
Jill B.
Web & Graphic Designer
Emma B.
Mason of the Digital Realm, Weaver of the Unseen Tapestry, Web Designer
Chloe Vasquez
Office Assistant
Latest News
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