Why Houston businesses choose a remote WordPress developer
Houston WordPress agencies in the Energy Corridor or Galleria area typically bill $150–200/hr and layer account managers between your brief and the developer who builds your site. Working with me directly, Houston companies get a single senior developer handling the full project — custom WordPress builds, WooCommerce, B2B portal integrations, performance optimization — at a fixed price in USD, with replies within the Central business day and no overhead you didn't ask for.
Texas's Data Privacy and Security Act (TDPSA), effective July 2024, applies to businesses that control or process personal data of Texas residents above certain volume thresholds. It requires opt-out mechanisms for targeted advertising and data sales, data subject access and deletion request handling, and privacy notice disclosures. I build sites with these flows structured correctly from launch — consent management, opt-out implementation, and privacy policy integration — not retrofitted after Texas AG enforcement activity starts. ADA compliance is handled the same way: WCAG 2.1 Level AA, built in, not overlaid.
Houston's energy and industrial sectors run on enterprise integrations that go beyond a plugin configuration. SAP S/4HANA and Oracle ERP integrations for B2B portals, Salesforce CRM syncs for upstream sales pipelines, and custom reporting dashboards pulling from operational data sources require direct API work that holds up under WordPress updates and platform version changes. I've built these integrations for energy, healthcare, and industrial B2B clients — and I understand the procurement and documentation requirements those sectors bring to a contractor relationship.
Industries I work with in Houston
WordPress in Houston — FAQs
Texas's Data Privacy and Security Act (TDPSA), effective July 1, 2024, requires businesses that control or process personal data of Texas residents to: provide a clear privacy notice, offer opt-out mechanisms for targeted advertising and data sales, respond to data subject access and deletion requests, and conduct data protection assessments for higher-risk processing. I build sites with these mechanisms implemented from first deployment — consent management, opt-out flows, and privacy notice integration.
Yes. Energy sector clients in Houston typically need B2B-facing WordPress sites with procurement portals, investor relations sections, and integrations with enterprise ERP systems (SAP S/4HANA, Oracle) or Salesforce CRM. I've built for upstream O&G, midstream, and energy-tech companies — with the data handling requirements, performance on large datasets, and contractor documentation that the sector expects.
Yes. For TMC-adjacent and healthcare clients in Houston, I build sites that handle patient-facing contact flows with HIPAA considerations in mind: no PHI collected via standard contact forms without encryption and proper BAA coverage, accessible markup for patient populations, and CRM integrations that route leads correctly without exposing protected health information. Note: true HIPAA compliance depends on your hosting setup and internal processes, not just the website — I can advise on what the site layer should and shouldn't do.
I build WordPress integrations that connect to SAP S/4HANA and Oracle ERP systems via REST API or middleware (MuleSoft, Dell Boomi, custom API layers) to power B2B portals: product catalogs pulling live inventory, quote request forms that feed into ERP workflows, and dealer/distributor login areas with role-based data access. These are direct API builds, not plugin intermediaries — they hold up when WordPress or the ERP version changes.
I can provide a Statement of Work (SOW) before any work starts, sign an NDA, and supply itemized invoices formatted for US accounting and corporate procurement. Fixed-scope pricing means you see the full cost before the project begins — no hourly surprises. For energy and industrial clients with specific contractor onboarding requirements, I'll work through whatever documentation your procurement team needs.