Blue Lynx Website Design is a website design studio based in Austin, TX, built specifically for small service-based businesses.
Blue Lynx was founded by Angie Farris, who started her career as an in-house website designer at a large website design agency. From the inside, she saw how much these agencies were charging small businesses for how little work they were delivering in return. She knew she could provide a much higher quality service for much less cost to small businesses.
That's why Angie started Blue Lynx: to help small business owners who run trade and service businesses build websites that bring them customers online for much less than the typical agency prices.
We specialize in websites for all kinds of small service-based businesses: plumbers, nail salons, chiropractors, gyms, HVAC companies, you name it. These businesses all have something in common: their customers are searching online right now, comparing options, and choosing whoever looks the most trustworthy and professional online. A strong website is a must for service businesses nowadays.

Angela Farris
Owner & Sr. Website Designer at Blue Lynx
My work history
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Website Designer
2018-2022
Internship on Demand
Senior Website Designer
2024-2026
BizIQ
Digital Marketing Consultant
2026
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I love turning ideas into reality through design. What started as a hobby turned into a career when I discovered how much I love making ideas look great and work well for customers visiting a website for the first time.
I focus on creating user interfaces that make it easy on the user. I like to make sure the people on my websites feel the ease of finding what they need. We've all visited a website where we've felt the simplicity and ease of navigation. It usually increases the trust and authority we award the brand.
I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to the small stuff, but I think that's what makes a design great. This attention to detail helps me build strong relationships with clients, as they know I'll put the same care into their project that they would themselves.



