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Ted Houser, TBSDesigns Available For Website Design

LOS ANGELES —Ted Houser has announced that his company, TBSDesigns, is available for website design.

Houser has worked with adult businesses extensively, including the Exxxotica Expo — which has been using TBSDesigns since 2006. And Houser's company has been hired by Vicki Chase’s VC Productions as their content manager.

A Houser spokesperson said that for VC Productions, TBS Designs has “built a custom website with e-commerce capabilities in the adult market and maintain all new posts, including appearances, news, new products in the store front — all with links to social media: Twitter and Instagram.” 

Houser said, “I have been a professional graphic designer for over 20 years, and I have been creating designs for a wide range of clientele. Samples of my work can be seen at TBSDesigns.com. I am dedicated to producing professional, quality designs, with many years of experience in graphic design, web builds, logo designs and an extensive knowledge of the arts. I have the skills and know-how to help you reach your goals.”

For Exxxotica, TBS Designs has handled a variety of design production materials needed for each event. And Houser has also designed and built LifeStyleX.com.  

For more information on TBS Designs, follow them on Twitter or Facebook.

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