About Set Sail Media
Established in 2005, Set Sail Media operates in Oklahoma City providing a suite of online communications services—web site design, custom development, search engine marketing—as well as training and consultation on innumerable internet marketing topics.
Set Sail Media has provided a wide variety of solutions to organizations both local and global, and in all stages of business. No project to date has proven itself too large or small.
We're people who get web design and development, which enables us to provide the best possible web solutions to our clients. We offer one of the speediest turnaround times in the industry, and because our team works with you every step of the way, the project is right the first time.
What We Provide
The Set Sail approach combines our understanding of visitor behavior with a commitment of meeting your organization's goals. Every client, each project,
is individual – and so we tailor our services to its specific needs.
Each of our online solutions encompasses:
- Streamlined design principles
- Creative talent driven by years of experience
- Clutter-free web code
- Friendly, helpful support
Patrick Moore: Undeniable Passion
In 1996, eleven and a fifth grader, I won first prize in the city-wide Inventor's Fair for hand-coded software. Ever since, I have been consumed with exploring computers, programming and design. Over the years I've worked on dozens of projects, large and small, for clients across the globe. Now in Oklahoma City, I develop large-scale web sites that serve millions of visitors monthly, and design personalized pages for local businesses and political candidates.
My core skills fuse a strong technical knowledge with sharp design. I am well-versed in:
- (X)HTML / CSS
- PHP
- MySQL
- JavaScript
- Vector and bitmap graphic design
I am an avid proponent of industry standards and guidelines, and will ensure your project is of the highest quality and accessible by all your online visitors. Your web site will perform perfectly, no matter what browsing technology your web site is viewed in.
You get lightweight, compatible code that adheres to validation guidelines set by the W3C, an entity formed by the inventor of the World Wide Web.