I started by building real platforms.
Trader29 began as a Fallout 76 marketplace and grew into a practical lesson in listings, profiles, trust, messaging, support systems and community tools.
Built by someone who got tired of websites feeling forgettable.
I’m Dylan Walton, the person behind dwalton29. I build websites and digital tools for people who want their online presence to do more than sit there.
This started from building my own projects, learning what makes a site feel alive, and realising the part I cared about most was turning a practical page into an experience people remember.
Why I made this.
A lot of web companies make the first step feel heavier than it needs to be. The pricing is hidden, the process is vague and everything starts with “contact us” before you even know what kind of budget you are walking into.
dwalton29 is built against that. The packages have visible starting prices, the scope is clear, and the work is still allowed to have personality. The goal is not just to make a business look legitimate. It is to help customers understand, trust and remember it.
How it got here.
Two platform builds shaped the offer before this became a web development company.
SixFlights pushed the theatre side further.
SixFlights turned a GTA VI community idea into boarding passes, passports, seats, statuses and launch-night energy. It proved that a website can feel like an event.
dwalton29 became the company around that feeling.
The aim is to combine web development, marketing, storytelling and product thinking into one clear offer for people who want their site to actually move customers.
Now the offer is simple.
Clear packages, upfront starting prices, focused builds and enough creative thinking to make the final site feel specific to the business, not dragged out of a template bin.
What dwalton29 believes.
The design can feel creative, but the reason behind it stays practical.
Websites should guide people.
A good site makes the offer obvious, gives visitors confidence and moves them naturally toward the next action.
Pricing should not be hidden.
Most small businesses should not have to sit through a vague sales call just to learn the starting point.
Details create memory.
The words, transitions, page structure, handover and little moments all affect how professional the business feels.
Practical still matters.
The theatre only works if the basics are solid: speed, mobile layout, forms, analytics, SEO foundations and clear support.
That is the company: clear websites with a bit of theatre.
Built for businesses that want the practical stuff done properly, without losing the feeling that makes people pay attention.
View packages