Website design and development
Website Development in Los Angeles
Websites people want to play with. Yours to keep.
We design and build custom websites with 3D, motion and things to tap, that still open fast on an old phone. ChatGPT and Google can read every page, and when we’re done, the code, hosting and domain are all in your name.
Twenty-plus clients. Ninety percent of new business by referral.
Built to play with
Try a few of ours.
Most small-business websites are a brochure: a photo, a paragraph, a phone number. After three of them, you can’t remember which was which.
We build pages people want to touch: a product they can spin, a neighborhood that builds itself as they scroll, a word they can tap to see what it means. Someone still scrolling is someone still deciding whether to call you.

Our 3D game
A rubber duck’s trip to space
A rubber duck boards a rocket in Los Angeles. You steer it past asteroids with the arrow keys or a finger, then fly a tour of the planets, where each one stands for a part of what we do.
Try it yourself (opens in a new tab)
Think Like Trixie
A sketchbook animated
The page for Think Like Trixie, our children’s book about how AI works, sets the illustrator’s pencil drawings on a table. Pick one up and the drawing itself starts to move, like a flip book. Higher up, a 3D pop-up book opens in a garden.
Try it yourself
BIB Technologies
A rolling retail concept you can open
AUTOMATO is BIB Technologies’ electric vending truck. Turn our 3D model of it around, then tap Scan a code: a phone shows its code to the truck’s terminal, and a locker swings open with the order inside.
Try it yourself
Eagle Communities
A mission statement you can zoom into
On Eagle’s mission page, a 3D plan of a community fills in as you scroll: new roads, repaired homes, street lights and a playground. Pick a close-up of the entrance, one home or the street, and the camera follows it through each stage.
Try it on their site (opens in a new tab)
Eagle Communities
A hero section that welcomes you (literally)
Eagle’s page for residents starts inside a home, with the front door shut and daylight around its edges. Scroll, and the door swings open onto one of their streets. Then a film of it starts with the words “Welcome to Eagle Communities”.
Try it on their site (opens in a new tab)
Real Deal CPA
A short quiz that books the first call
Real Deal CPA’s site asks six quick questions, one per screen, and books the call straight onto a founder’s calendar. Then a secure link asks for last year’s tax return, so a tax expert has read it before the call.
Try it on their site (opens in a new tab)
Found by AI
Your next customer might ask ChatGPT, not Google.
Picture someone asking ChatGPT for a good gym nearby, or an accountant who understands rental properties. The assistant reads websites and answers with a few names. It can only name you if it can read you.
And it’s already common: about half of U.S. adults use AI chatbots, and 42% use them to look things up.2
So we build every page for two readers: the person on the phone, and the assistant reading over their shoulder, whether that’s ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Meta’s Muse. Tap a term to see what we do about each one.
AEO
Answer engine optimization: writing each page so the first sentence of every section answers a question people really ask. That’s the sentence an assistant can lift and quote with your name on it.*
* Every site we build is made to be read by assistants. Measuring what they say about you, and the ongoing work to change it, is our separate SEO, AEO and GEO service, which starts with an AI visibility report.
Under the hood
All that motion, and it still opens fast on a phone.
3D and animation only help if the page loads before your customer gives up. So under the motion, we keep the basics simple and test them on every change. This website is built the same way.
- Pages are built ahead of time and ready before anyone asks for them, so they open fast on a phone at 11pm.
- Your team can change words and photos in a content editor, with drafts and a history of every change. A long headline can’t break the layout.*
- Every change is tested automatically in the engines behind Chrome, Safari and Firefox, at phone and desktop sizes, then on a real phone.
- 3D is kept light enough for a phone to load. Every model on our 3D page is under 5 MB.
* A content editor is quoted separately. We’ll recommend the one that fits how your team works.
Yours to keep
No monthly rent on your own website.
A lot of web agencies host your site on their own account and bill you every month to keep it online. Stop paying, and the website can go with the plan.
We set everything up in your name instead: the code, the hosting account and the domain. We stay on as your developer for as long as you want us.
Monthly plans made sense when hosting was hard and every edit needed a developer. Neither is true anymore, so renting a website you can’t take with you buys you very little.
| What you are comparing | LA TechSpace | Monthly website plan |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the code | You, in your own GitHub account. | Often the agency or its site builder. |
| Hosting account | Yours. The host bills you directly. | The agency’s, inside the monthly fee. |
| If you stop working with us | The site stays up. | The site can come down. |
| Switching developers | Hand over the keys in a day. | Often means starting over. |
| Small edits | Your team makes them, or we do. | Often a support ticket. |
What clients say
From the people we’ve built for.
Each quote links to the owner’s own site. You’ll find the rest of our clients on our work page.
Key insights that rise to a strategic advisor role
I’ve worked with them on multiple projects now … John and Nana have consistently shown their willingness to over-deliver … providing measurable metrics you didn’t even know existed, and, most impressively, giving key insights that rise to a strategic advisor role. They’re in your corner for the long-term, and their efforts show.
Andy LamCo-founder of Real Deal CPArealdealcpa.com (opens in a new tab)Meticulous and lovely work
John and Nana – I just wanted to take a second and reach out to say thank you. … I took a couple of moments this morning to look over the site and it reminded me of just why I'm so excited to be involved with this project. Thank you very much for the meticulous and lovely work you both did on this site.
Greggory HoldermanPartner at Eagle Communitieseaglecommunitiesah.com (opens in a new tab)Couldn't have asked for a better tech team
They were understanding of my entire budget and provided multiple options that I could afford to still have an amazing website. … LA TechSpace is one of the best investments I made for my business because they are the definition of pros who exceed expectations.
Kevin MatuaFounder of MadeByMatuaFull review on Google (opens in a new tab)madebymatua.com (opens in a new tab)Visually stunning, user-friendly, and optimized for performance
What sets LA Tech Space's website development team apart, in my opinion, is their ability to truly understand their clients' needs and goals. They take the time to listen to their clients and work closely with them to ensure that their website accurately represents their brand and effectively communicates their message to their target audience.
Cristina ArellanoFounder of MyCareerSpaceFull review on Google (opens in a new tab)mycareerspace.co (opens in a new tab)Highly responsive and precise with their output
I've changed my mind on more things than I can remember and the team always has patience with me + continues to work hard this long into our project. I couldn't be any happier here and would highly recommend you give them a shot if you're looking for an extremely professional group that will knock any project out of the park.
Ryan McDonaldMusician, performs as Ryan AurelioFull review on Google (opens in a new tab)ryanaurelio.com (opens in a new tab)I don't know where my business would be without them
When I was introduced to LA TechSpace, they took so much load off my shoulders and gave me great ideas to move forward in my business!
John ClementFounder at DCA Performancedcacoaching.com (opens in a new tab)Pricing
Every site is quoted, because no two do the same job.
A five-page site for a tax firm and a gym site with online booking and a 3D tour are different jobs, so there’s no price list. Your quote depends on these, and you’ll see each one in writing.
- How many pages there are, and how much custom motion, 3D and interaction they carry.
- How many other systems the site connects to, like booking, payments, your CRM or a listings feed.
- Whether you want a content editor, so your team can make changes without us.
- Whether we write the words and find the photos, or you bring your own.
- Whether you need a logo first.
- Whether we’re replacing an old site with Google rankings worth keeping.
Ongoing SEO, AEO and GEO work is a separate service, quoted only if you want it. Hosting isn’t in the quote either: the host bills you directly, and we add nothing to it.
Next step
Tell us what your site has to do.
Send Nana, a partner here, a few lines: what your business does, what bugs you about your current site, and a link to any website you love. You’ll get back a written quote with the scope, the price, the timeline and the parts you could skip for now.
You don’t commit to anything until you’ve read the quote. If something smaller would help more, we’ll say so.
In every build
What you get besides the pages.
Every website we build comes with all of this, and you can see most of it working on this one.
Checked at seven screen sizes
From a small phone to a wide desktop, on every page.
Accessible by keyboard and screen reader
Built for visitors who use a screen reader or a keyboard, following the web’s accessibility guidelines (WCAG 2.2 AA), and tested by hand.
Protected before launch
Security headers that block common attacks, and a scan for leaked passwords and known weak spots.
Legal pages written for your site
A privacy policy, terms of use and accessibility statement that match what your site does, ready for your lawyer to approve.
Analytics that asks first
Google Analytics, switched on only when a visitor agrees, showing where people drop off your contact form. Each lead’s source is saved in your CRM.
Every account in your name
Two-step sign-in on all of them, and a handover guide any developer can follow.
A launch report, and one a month later
Every check and its result at launch, then where your visitors and leads came from in the first month.
30 days of changes*
Unlimited changes to your words for 30 days after launch, plus fixes for anything that doesn’t work as built.
* That covers rewording what’s already on your pages and fixing anything we built that breaks. New pages, new features and redesigns are quoted separately.
Moving from an old site
A new website shouldn’t cost you your place in Google.
Your old site has history with Google: pages that rank, links from other sites, and a Business Profile sending people to it. A careless switch throws that away. So we record where you stand before launch, and check afterwards that it all carried over.
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Before the switch
We list every page on your old site and where it shows up in Google today. Every old address is sent to its new page and retested on every change, so a link someone saved years ago still works.
02
Launch day
We tell Google and Bing about your new pages and point your Google Business Profile to the new site. If the domain is new too, we tell Google about the move the same day.
03
That week
We claim your Bing and Apple Maps listings and match them to your name, address, hours and website.
04
Two, six and twelve weeks later
We compare your search results with where you started.
Nobody can promise a ranking, but switching websites shouldn’t throw away what your old one built up.
Logo and design
Need a logo first? We’ll design it with you.
Some businesses arrive with a logo they love. Others need a look before they need a website. For them, we run a short brand process built around the site and go through every round with you, live. It takes two rounds: a few different directions first, each with its own colors, fonts and logo ideas, then variations on the one you pick, side by side. Real Deal CPA, a tax practice in Orange County, got its logo this way.
- Your logo in full color and one color, for light and dark backgrounds, ready for print, signs and social media.
- A short guide to your colors, fonts and spacing, so pages added later still match.
- A media kit page in your footer, where podcasts, reporters and event hosts can get your bios, photos and logo.

The full logo, a short version and a monogram, as Real Deal CPA’s media kit page hands them out.See Real Deal CPA’s media kit (opens in a new tab)

Questions
What owners ask us first.
- Do I own my website when it’s finished?
- Yes. The code lives in a GitHub account you own, the hosting is an account in your name, and your domain stays wherever you keep it. LA TechSpace sets it all up and can stay on as your developer, but nothing about the site depends on us.
- How much does a custom website cost?
- It depends on how much custom design and motion the site has, and how many other systems it connects to, like booking, payments, a CRM or a content editor. There’s no price list. You get a written quote with the scope, the price and the timeline before you commit to anything.
- Do I have to pay you every month?
- No. There’s no monthly fee to LA TechSpace to keep your site online. Your hosting provider bills you directly, at its own price. If you’d like ongoing help after launch, we agree on that with you up front.
- Will my site show up in ChatGPT and Google?
- Every page is built so Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Meta’s Muse can read it: plain answers near the top of each section, labels in the code that say who you are and what you offer (structured data), and every word there the moment the page loads. Whether they mention you also depends on what the rest of the web says about you. That’s our separate SEO, AEO and GEO service, which starts with an AI visibility report.
- Will 3D and animation slow my website down?
- Not when it’s built for a phone first. Pages are sent as finished HTML, so the words appear straight away, and 3D models are kept small enough for a phone to load. Every model on our 3D page is under 5 MB.
- Can I update the site myself?
- Yes, if your site has a content editor. It’s quoted as its own integration, and we’ll recommend the one that fits how your team works. With one, you can update a headline or swap a photo and check it before it goes live, and an empty field or a long headline can’t break the layout.
- What can my website connect to?
- Most systems that offer an API: booking calendars, payment providers, CRMs, content editors, property listing feeds and email tools. Each connection is part of the quote, so you see what each one adds before anything is built.
- Can my website send leads to GoHighLevel or another CRM?
- Yes. On a site we’re building for a CPA firm, each visitor’s quiz answers land in GoHighLevel as a new contact, along with their OK to receive texts, and then they book a call in Calendly. We also set up your domain’s email records, so the messages your CRM sends don’t end up in spam.
- Will I lose my Google rankings if you replace my website?
- Not if the move is planned. Before the switch, LA TechSpace lists every page on your old site and where it ranks, then sends each old address to its new page and tests it whenever the site changes. On launch day we set up Google Search Console and Bing, and we compare your results at two, six and twelve weeks.
- Do you set up Google Analytics?
- Yes. Google Analytics only switches on after a visitor agrees to it. We track your form or quiz step by step, save where each lead came from in your CRM, set up Meta’s pixel and Conversions API before your first ad, and send you a report a month after launch.
- Do you design logos?
- Yes. If you need a logo before your website, LA TechSpace designs it with you over two live rounds, along with your colors and fonts. You get the logo as SVG and PNG files for print, signs and social media, plus a short guide so later pages still match. Real Deal CPA’s logo came out of this process: its name over a pen stroke, because a CPA signs every return.
- What is this website built with?
- Next.js for the pages, Payload for the content editor, and three.js for the 3D. We picked Payload after trying two editors with real content.
- Do you work with businesses outside Los Angeles?
- Yes. We work with businesses across the US, but we’re from here, and most of our clients are a short drive away. If you’d like to meet in person, just say so.
Sources
- 2Pew Research Center — Americans and AI 2026: chatbots, smart devices and views on impactData collected February 2026. Survey of 5,119 U.S. adults on Pew's American Trends Panel.
Your turn
Seen a website you wish was yours?
Send Nana the link, and one to your current site. She’ll tell you what it would take to build something like it for your business, and you’ll own every piece of it.
LA TechSpace
Nana, a partner here, replies
1. Copy this message:
Hi Nana, I’d like help with our website: [what it needs to do, or what isn’t working]. Our website is [your website].
- 2. On our LinkedIn page, press Message.
- 3. If LinkedIn asks for a topic, pick any. Paste the message, fill in the brackets and send it.
She replies to everything herself. Usually same day.
@latechspace
Our Instagram inbox
1. Copy this message:
Hi Nana, I’d like help with our website: [what it needs to do, or what isn’t working]. Our website is [your website].
- 2. On our Instagram profile, press Message.
- 3. Paste the message, fill in the brackets and send it.
team@latechspace.com
Nana, a partner here, replies
Your email starts like this:
Hi Nana, I’d like help with our website: [what it needs to do, or what isn’t working]. Our website is [your website].
Fill in the brackets and send it. Or let ChatGPT, Claude or Grok write it for you.
Use email in a browser?
Write the emailA 30-minute call
On Google Meet
- 1. Pick a time on our calendar.
- 2. Google emails you the invite with the Meet link.
- The form asks what you’d like to talk about, so we come to the call ready for it.
ChatGPT
Drafting for you
Example
Introduce me to LA TechSpace, a digital agency in Los Angeles, about a website. Open this exact link and follow its instructions: https://latechspace.com/agents?for=website
Here’s a draft email to team@latechspace.com. Nothing sends until you approve it.
Claude
Drafting for you
Example
Introduce me to LA TechSpace, a digital agency in Los Angeles, about a website. Open this exact link and follow its instructions: https://latechspace.com/agents?for=website
Here’s a draft email to team@latechspace.com. Nothing sends until you approve it.
Grok
Drafting for you
Example
Introduce me to LA TechSpace, a digital agency in Los Angeles, about a website. Open this exact link and follow its instructions: https://latechspace.com/agents?for=website
Here’s a draft email to team@latechspace.com. Nothing sends until you approve it.