ThatDeveloperGuy
Want a website like this?
Every painting on this site breathes, drifts and answers your touch. I built it to show what a website can feel like. If you want one like it, or you are carrying an idea you cannot shake, I would love to help you bring it to life.
What we can make together
Big dream or small start, every project gets the same care you see here.
01 Living worlds
Websites that feel alive
Depth, motion, light and sound that respond to every visitor, like the page you are reading right now. They run smoothly on a phone and step back gracefully on older devices.
02 Business
Websites that win customers
Clear, fast pages that tell people exactly why they should choose you, then make it easy to call, book or buy. Written in plain words and built to be found.
03 Your idea
Something new, from scratch
A game, a storybook, a store, a tool, a fan project of your own. Bring a sentence or a sketch, and I will help shape it into something people remember.
04 A fresh start
New life for an old site
Keep what works, rebuild what does not, and move it to fast hosting without losing your address or the history you have built.
How it works
No jargon, no pressure, and no guessing about what you will get.
Step 1
Tell me the dream
Send a few lines below. A sentence is plenty. I read every message myself and write back personally.
Step 2
See it first
You get a working first look at your website before you decide anything. If it is not right yet, we change it.
Step 3
Build it together
Your words, your photos, your story. We refine every detail side by side until it feels unmistakably yours.
Step 4
Launch and grow
I host it on my own servers, keep it fast and safe, and stay one message away. Your code and content are always yours to keep.
One person, start to finish
When you work with ThatDeveloperGuy, you work with me, Joseph Anady. The person who hears your idea is the person who designs it, builds it and picks up the phone after launch.
ThatDeveloperGuy is a veteran owned company in Cassville, Missouri. I served in the U.S. Army from 2006 to 2011, including a deployment to Iraq, and I bring the same discipline to every website I build. See my record.
What you can count on
- You see your website working before you commit to anything.
- You own your code and your content, always.
- It lives on servers I run myself, not rented space somewhere else.
- It loads fast and works on every screen, with or without the special effects.
- Straight answers in plain words, from the person doing the work.
Questions people ask
Straight answers before you write.
Who will build my website?
I will. I am Joseph Anady, the founder of ThatDeveloperGuy, and the person who hears your idea is the person who designs it, builds it and answers the phone after launch.
Can I see my website before I commit?
Yes. You see a working first look at your website before you decide anything. If it is not right yet, we change it.
Who owns the website when it is finished?
You do. Your code and your content are yours to keep, and you can take them anywhere you like.
Where will my website live?
On servers I run myself, so I can keep it fast and safe. If you would rather host it somewhere else, it moves with you.
Do you only build living worlds like this one?
No. This guide shows how far a website can go, but I also build clear, fast business websites, stores, tools and games, and I give old websites a fresh start. For business websites, my studio That Stupid Computer builds your demo first.
What does a website cost?
There is no fixed price list here, because every project is different. Tell me your idea and I will tell you plainly what it would take.
Who is ThatDeveloperGuy?
ThatDeveloperGuy is a veteran owned company in Cassville, Missouri. I started it in 2017, after serving in the U.S. Army from 2006 to 2011, including a deployment to Iraq.
How do I get started?
Send your idea with the form on this page, email admin@thatdeveloperguy.com or call (417) 671-2606. A sentence is enough to begin.
Tell me your idea
A sentence is enough to start. The more you share, the better my first answer will be.
Lifestream is an unofficial fan guide, and it is not for sale. ThatDeveloperGuy has no connection to Square Enix. This page is about the craft behind the guide, not the game.