Hello to our beautiful readers! We are owners Desi and Angelina. When we met back in 2016, it wasn’t long before we became #relationshipgoals. Little did we know that we shared far more than love for one another: we also shared many common (nerdy) interests. These interests included a passion for web design, graphic design, business management, and most importantly, helping others. As the years went on, the prospect of continuing to work under other people became quite dismal. Have you ever felt like you were stuck in a loop? We found that working a 9-5 job just to get by was no way for us, as free-spirited individuals, to live and thrive. In fact, we longed to put our skills to good use for the benefit of others. In August 2019, we quit our corporate jobs and created PRYDE Designs, not only hoping to build a company, but also build a legacy. Needless to say, blindly saying goodbye to a steady income was a huge risk.

No, it wasn't easy. There were several months we went without knowing if we would be able to pay our bills, however, giving up was not an option. Going back to a secure paycheck and the same dull, tedious loop was simply out of the question. Through hard work and determination, we are getting the PRYDE Design’s name out there and local businesses are taking notice of our zealousness for web design and creative brand development. Every day is a hustle to learn and excel as business owners. Our driving force is not only our own success, but the success of the businesses, small and large, who continue to trust us with their vision. From the beginning, we have poured our hearts into every project and it is our promise to never lose that special spark of intensity (or insanity?) that sets us apart from every other web design company out there. At PRYDE Designs, we are proud of the work we do, we are proud of what we stand for, and we are proud of believing in a better future for ourselves and others.

As for the aforementioned financial uncertainties and the late nights spent worrying in the past...yeah, you could say it was totally worth the risk!