About

Adapting and building on the web for over two decades.

What began as a hobby in 1999 officially became 3RWebDesign in 2001. Since then, I’ve evolved alongside the web — from early tools to today’s powerful platforms — driven by a passion for the unique challenge each new project brings. I love working with small businesses and entrepreneurs who value a direct partnership built on honesty, creativity, quality, and exceptional service.

Rufo E. Reyes

Owner & Lead Designer

 

I’ve been designing websites since the days of dial-up. My journey in tech began with assembling computers, but I quickly fell in love with the creative and business-building power of the web. As a self-taught designer, what I enjoy most hasn’t changed: seeing a client’s business thrive because of a site I built.

I’ve intentionally kept my studio as a one-person operation. This allows me to work directly with every client and maintain full control over the quality of the final product.

When I’m not at my desk, I’m a proud father who enjoys spending time on the water. To ensure my clients get a complete, seamless experience, I also run 3RSiteCare.com, a dedicated hosting company that keeps the websites we create fast, secure, and reliable.

Fun Facts

  • My First Build

My first computer was a 486. For those who don’t remember, that’s from the era of floppy disks and dial-up modems. I built it myself, and it’s what sparked my lifelong passion for technology.

  • My First Website

Long before today’s powerful platforms, my first big coding project was a simple HTML site that helped people find car parts by year, make, and model. I’ve been obsessed with building things that solve real problems ever since.

  • My Superpower

I’m a relentless problem-solver. Whether it’s a complex coding issue or a car that won’t start, I love the challenge of figuring out how things work—and, more importantly, how to fix them.

  • How I Unplug

When I’m not online, you’ll usually find me by the water—relaxing at the lake, taking cruises, or planning my next trip. One of the most unforgettable was Japan, where I fell in love with the food, culture, tech, and nature. I’m definitely going back.

  • Passing the Torch

My proudest dad moment was realizing my kids’ computer skills were starting to surpass my own in some areas. The tech torch has officially been passed.

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