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Fast, secure business sites with clear positioning, local SEO foundations, and a focused inquiry path.
What I build
Fast, secure business sites with clear positioning, local SEO foundations, and a focused inquiry path.
Custom, content-rich websites for established businesses that need stronger positioning and a more distinctive experience.
Storefront redesigns, custom theme work, plugins, and product experiences built to browse and buy cleanly on mobile.
Simple starting prices
Every package pairs a one-time setup with required monthly care. Extra pages, content, and integrations are added only when the project needs them.
Compare full pricingHow the build moves
Share the business, the customer, and what the website needs to make easier.
I build a tailored first concept so you can react to something real before making a commitment.
If you want to continue, we confirm the full scope. If you do not, the demo costs nothing.
After testing and launch, monthly care covers edits, checks, upkeep, and practical next steps.
Shopify, shaped around your brand
Custom Liquid themes, thoughtful redesigns, and a buying experience that makes sense on a phone. Work directly with the developer who builds it.
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Anthony Barbaro / Designer + developerDirect by design
I'm Anthony, the designer and developer behind BarbaroTech. There is no handoff between sales, design, and development. I learn the business, make the decisions, build the site, and stay available after launch.
More about how I workFrom the blog
Practical notes on better websites, Shopify stores, and the decisions behind the work.
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Tell me what you're selling, who it needs to reach, and what the current site is not doing well. I'll turn that into a direction you can actually see.