Your business has outgrown its website.
I design and build websites for established Colorado businesses whose work is better than what shows up online, so when someone refers you, the site seals the deal.
You've probably noticed one of these.
- Most of your clients come by referral, and the first thing they do is look you up. The site undersells you.
- It was built years ago, by someone who's no longer around, and nobody wants to touch it.
- You're paying monthly for a template that looks like every other business in your field.
- Changing a sentence means emailing someone and waiting a week.
What I do
Websites
Custom design and build, made around your business rather than a theme. Fast, built for phones first, and set up so you can edit it yourself.
Positioning and copy
I interview you about your clients and what sets you apart, then turn how you talk about your work into words that do the selling for you.
Brand refresh
Logo cleanup, color, type, and the small templates you use every day, so your website, proposals, and signage finally match.
Search and migration
Google Business Profile, local search basics, and a careful move from your old site that keeps the rankings you've already earned.
After launch: ongoing care from $150 a month covers hosting, updates, fixes, and small changes, so the site never drifts back to where it started.
How a project works
A recorded conversation
An hour about who hires you, why they choose you, and what they need to see before they call.
Strategy and copy
I turn that conversation into the message, the page structure, and the first draft of every page.
Design
A visual direction built from your brand, refined over two rounds of feedback.
Build and launch
Built, tested on every screen size, and moved over without breaking your search rankings.
Handoff
You get a recorded training session and full ownership of the site, the code, and the accounts.
Most projects take six to eight weeks.
How I work
Strategy first
Twelve years in Big 4 consulting taught me to start with who's evaluating you and what they need to see, before anyone talks about colors.
Design that matches the work
My background is fine arts and graphic design. Every site is designed from scratch around your business, never adapted from a template.
You own it
Your accounts, your code, and an editor you can use yourself. If we ever part ways, you keep everything.
One person, start to finish
No account managers and no handoffs. The person you talk to on the first call is the person who builds your site.
I did it for my own business first.
Three years ago my wife and I bought a one-classroom preschool in Lakewood that ran entirely on paper. She leads the education. I rebuilt everything else: the website, local search, enrollment, and the systems behind them.
- Enrollment
- 25 to 75+
- Classrooms
- 1 to 2
- Revenue growth
- 200%
- Tours that became enrollments
- 98%
- Five-star Google reviews
- 30
Same school, same neighborhood. What changed was how families found it, and what they saw when they did.
Current projects include a Denver geosteering firm and a sports physical therapy practice. Case studies will follow as they launch.
About Travis
I started in fine arts and graphic design, ran operations at a contemporary art museum in Boulder, helped build a software startup, and then spent twelve years in Big 4 consulting. Today I co-own a preschool in Lakewood and work with a small number of businesses at a time.
That mix is the practice: the eye of a designer, the discipline of a consultant, and the perspective of someone who signs the checks for his own small business.
What it costs
Most projects run $5,000 to $10,000.
Every project is a fixed price, agreed before work starts, and paid in milestones. Smaller scopes, like a brand refresh or a single landing page, cost less. I'll tell you in the first conversation which one you need.
Run a preschool?
I still advise preschool owners on enrollment marketing, operations, brightwheel setup, and Colorado Universal Pre-K, built on what worked at our own school. I only work with schools far enough from ours that we never compete for the same families.
Start a conversation
Tell me about your business and what your website isn't doing for you. The first conversation is twenty minutes, free, and useful whether or not we work together.