Meet Christian Mejia.
CMMM Studios is an independent website and app studio in Los Angeles. It focuses on small-business websites, while developing apps and tools informed by experience working in the sign industry.
- Founded by
- Christian Mejia
- Based in
- Los Angeles, CA
- Entity
- CMMM Studios LLC
- Team size
- One
Christian Mejia.
I run CMMM Studios and work at Genius Signs & Lighting.
I know the owner of Genius Signs and work there; I do not own the company. My experience in that business informs the websites and tools I build through CMMM Studios.
Website projects are my main focus. I use design and development tools to turn a business’s services, photos, and ideas into a site its customers can use.
I am also growing my app development work. FieldJot and the Install Board show that direction through a published Android app and an internal scheduling pilot.
Small is the feature, not the apology.
A one-person studio cannot take twelve projects at once, and it should not pretend otherwise. What it can do is remove every layer between the person with the problem and the person solving it.
Most of what makes custom software expensive is not the code. It is the translation loss — a requirement described to a salesperson, written up by a project manager, interpreted by a designer, and finally built by someone who has never spoken to anyone in your business. Every one of those handoffs costs money and loses detail.
Removing them means projects are smaller, decisions are faster, and the person building it will argue with you about the scope — which is worth more than agreement.
Four things, in writing.
- Work directly with Christian. Website projects are the main focus, alongside a growing app portfolio. Christian uses design and development tools to build the work and remains your contact for questions, decisions, and delivery.
- A written scope and a fixed number before work starts. You approve what is being built, what it costs and when it lands. If the scope changes mid-project, that is a conversation and a new number, not a surprise on an invoice.
- The source code, in your account. Every project ships to a repository you own. Hosting, domains, third-party services, and ongoing support are discussed separately in your project scope.
- An honest answer about whether to build at all. Some problems are a process change. Some are solved by software you already pay for. Some are not worth solving yet. You get told that before you spend anything.
Five steps, no mystery.
This is the whole process. There is no discovery phase you pay for separately, and no stage where the work disappears for three weeks.
You describe the problem. A paragraph is enough.
We reply within two business days, honestly, including if software is the wrong answer.
One focused call about goals and scope.
A written scope, a fixed price, and a date — before any work starts.
Build, with progress you can see, then handover including the source.
- Build
- Statically exported — no server to run
- Fonts
- Self-hosted, no font CDN
- Analytics
- Self-hosted, cookieless, no third party
- Cookies
- None, so no consent banner
- Accessibility
- Published statement
- Tracking
- No session recording, ever
That second table is not a boast, it is a specification — the same decisions get made on client work, and you are looking at the result of them right now.
You will be talking to me.
Not a form queue, not a routing rule. Send a description of the problem and you get an answer from the person who would build it, within two business days.