Meet the Peeps

About bios:

  1. They are boring.
  2. Unless they are narcissistic or job hunting nobody likes to write them.
  3. Nobody likes having their photos taken when it relates to work.

So we thought we would give you a more interesting look at the folks that make up Sononaco. Enjoy!

Keith Hall

Keith Hall

Guy in the Photo

Home is: Arlington, VA

First Job: Dishwasher at a summer camp

Coolest Job: Airborne Traffic Reporter

Likes: My wife and two pugs, brewing beer, the Carolina Panthers (even this year), running the DC Panthers Fans, 8-car Metro trains.

Dislikes: IE6, people who substitute body spray/perfume/cologne for a shower

Secret Powers: Inability to leave well enough alone

Weaknesses: Cadbury's Dairy Milk, Pale Ale

Guilty Pleasure(s): Bad One-hit wonders, 70's and 80's Japanese cartoons

Weapons of Choice: The Command Line, NetBeans, Firebug, Starbucks

Leigh Dixon

Leigh Dixon

Book Cooker

Home is: Charlotte, NC

First Job: Rapid Rover (checking in rental cars at the airport)

Coolest Job: High rise window cleaner

Likes: Kitty Divot, Puppy Cope and hubby John

Dislikes: The texture of coconut and people who complain to much

Secret Powers: Laser vision that can cut through any form of BS

Weaknesses: Artisan bread, tall red-haired English guys

Guilty Pleasure(s): Warm toasty bagels, going barefoot, sleeping outdoors, taking a day off to do nothing

Weapons of Choice: Quickbooks

Josh Bowes

Josh Bowes

Code Talker

Home is: Charlotte, NC

First Job: Fishmonger - Squid's Restaurant - Chapel Hill, NC

Coolest Job: Fishmonger - Squid's Restaurant - Chapel Hill, NC

Likes: Nature, music (mostly pre-1980), gladiators

Dislikes: Traffic, inflation

Secret Powers: Ability to fall asleep during any movie

Weaknesses: Cheese cake, original issue vinyl records

Guilty Pleasure(s): Saved By The Bell, Bon Jovi

Weapons of Choice: NetBeans, Coda, Firebug, Fireworks

Sumi Fleming

Sumi Fleming

Labels Don't Apply

Home is: Arlington, VA

First Job: Tutoring middle school science and math

Coolest Job: Rebuilding homes in St. Bernard Parish

Likes: Red Sox, New England Patriots, Celtics, winning flag football championships, piano, reading, "Food, Glorious Food" and leaping out of perfectly functional airplanes

Dislikes: Celery, The Yankees, the Jets, speed cams and people that "stand on the left" on escalators

Secret Powers: Never-ending energy and super-speed.

Weaknesses: The inability to say NO.

Guilty Pleasure(s): Americone Dream, the Disney Musical Songbook.

Weapons of Choice: Netbeans, Firebug, Final Cut

Yes, our legal name really is Some No-Name Company.

Face it — it's unique. Instead of naming the company after a color/adjective and animal (Blue Monkey/Fat Rabbit/Stinky Grizzly/Purple Possum) that everybody else was doing we decided to do something different. We asked the question, "for company name, what if we just leave it blank?" We are proud to be Some No-Name Company.

So what do you do?

That's why we created our services page. But while you're here...

We are a full-service web application design, development and hosting company based in Washington, DC. We build, support, host and manage custom-built web applications, e-mail and everything in between. We have been around long enough that we know how to match you with the technology that's right for you, not the flavor of the month.

"My (insert relationship) kid is a great web designer!"

Good! We're always looking for new talent. But can they build a credit card processor? How are their API skills with third party vendors and e-mail marketers? Do they monitor your site 24 hours and back it up nightly? Can you call them when your site is down? Really? Do they want a job?

We take care of everything: from server configurations and dedicated hosting to social media and application development. Web hosting? Yep. E-mail hosting? Got it. Dedicated hosting? Check.

And it all plays nice. No headaches, no hiccups. That way you can focus on your business and not have to worry about the web stuff.

Different is good.

NO TWO CLIENTS NEEDS ARE THE SAME.

Every client and their needs are different, which is why the one-size-fits-all approach to web development fails. WordPress is perfect for some and Drupal is better suited for others. For others no off-the-shelf solution exists. So we build one.

Web sites have evolved beyond static HTML and are becoming increasingly reliant on data-driven content and external resources. That is why we actively embrace and develop data-driven web applications that address the specific needs of our clients.