About Alex

For confirmed clients and potential clients, it's important to know who the backbone behind the operations is.

Alex Casciani grew up during the dot com crash and witnessed the explosion of the internet. He has witnessed first hand how hundreds of companies have succeeded, while some have failed. He knows that all companies benefit from global attention and internet marketing, regardless whether they fail or succeed. Alex knows that how well a company can do depends on their visual appeal to potential customers. He knows that the first impression is everything.

Alex grew up in Rochester, New York. Since 2004, Alex has had a passion for learning and excelling in every subject, especially mathematics. Using his education, Alex aspired to be the youngest individual from his school to create a website (Flash - for all those curious). Without adequate knowledge, Alex failed but did not give up. Following his belief in perseverance, Alex purchased a shared server and began coding in PHP (Linux based operating system) later that year. By 2005, Alex had created an online social network, similar to Myspace.com. Although the system was fully functional, Alex canned it due to its slow processing: he had created a site with too much hard coded matter.

With a desire to learn how to code smart and reduce processing requirements, Alex began to teach himself how to use objects, classes, and functions. After working at a design and programming firm for over a year, Alex used his knowledge to launch applications that were computer friendly.

With his wide array of knowledge in the online market, Alex knows that he can help your business in one way or another. He has always been a patron of programming "the right way" and designing a website as if it were his own. He tells his staff this all the time so they will share the same passion for web design and marketing.

Alex has always been known for his hard-work and "never give up" attitude. He puts the customers before his business and engages in a client-business relationship.

"If you're not satisfied with your work, let us fix it until you are." Alex Casciani