How to Contact webdesignpasadena.com and View Its Portfolio and Client List

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webdesignpasadena.com is the site of Cybird Inc, a web design team serving Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley since 1995. To reach them, call (626) 864 6941 or email [email protected]. To see their work, use the Portfolio and Client List links in the site navigation.

Contact details shown on the page

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Phone (626) 864 6941
Email [email protected]

These are the only contact methods listed in the page content. No contact form, mailing address, or booking link is shown.

Navigation items on the site

The visible menu includes:

  • Home
  • Company
  • Disclaimer
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Testimonials
  • Web Services
  • Portfolio
  • Client List
  • Contact

Portfolio and Client List are the two entries for reviewing past work and existing clients. Contact is the entry for reaching the team. Testimonials holds client quotes, such as "Smooth & colorful!", "Straight forward but flexible!", "Simple and Affordable!", and "Low maintenance and all terrains" — each paired with the line "Just like a WordPress Responsive website."

Services listed under Web Services

If you want to know what the team does before getting in touch, the Web Services section covers:

  • WordPress
  • Responsive Design
  • eCommerce Solution
  • SEO Services
  • Facebook page
  • Internet Marketing & Advertising
  • Website hosting services
  • Technical support
  • Maintenance & Update
  • ADA Compliance
  • Privacy & SSL Security

Related names to know

The site is associated with Cybird Inc, which started in 1995, and with 1stopwebdesigncenter.com. The page states that 1stopwebdesigncenter.com is ADA compliant and that Cybird Inc partners with AccessiBe, whose AI-powered WordPress plugin handles accessibility adjustments. A discount is noted for subscribing through Cybird Inc.

What to check before you call

The page raises three questions worth answering first, since they shape what you would ask about:

  • Is your website optimized?
  • Is your website responsive?
  • Is your website ADA compliant?

On the ADA point, the page notes that compliance is expected to become mandatory in the not-so-distant future and frames it as a way to avoid litigation. It also links to a mobile-friendly test so you can check your own site before contacting them.