Pages with a purpose
A clear homepage, useful service information, real work examples, and an easy way to get in touch. The page list follows your business rather than a preset page count.
Denver web design and development
Websites for Denver businesses, with support after launch.
Custom websites for Denver-area businesses. Work directly with the developer to explain what you do, show why customers choose you, and make the next step clear. Start with a defined scope and a fixed quote.
Website projects start at $1,000. Ongoing services quoted separately.
The website build
Build around the way customers choose you.
A first website and an established business redesign need different plans. We start with your services, your customers, and the action you want them to take. Your quote sets out the pages, content, integrations, and launch work.
Design that works on a phone
Custom layouts, readable content, and contact paths tested across screen sizes. Your branding and existing assets guide the design.
Search and inquiry setup
Page titles, descriptions, heading structure, and a sitemap, with contact or booking setup defined in the scope. Search visibility takes ongoing work after launch.
A considered launch
Review the content, test important links and forms, and plan the domain switch. For a redesign, identify existing URLs and needed redirects before replacing the old site.
Selected work / Currin Pest Control
A clearer path from a service question to a request.
Currin Pest Control is a North Texas pest and wildlife control business. Orion Studios rebuilt its site around the questions a customer needs answered before asking for help.
- Explain the services and areas covered near the start of the page.
- Make calling, texting, and requesting service easy to find.
- Organize ongoing content updates through a custom CMS.
Selected work / Anderson Tree Service
From a one-page site to service pages and project comparisons.
For this Central Texas tree-care business, Orion Studios rebuilt the website with separate service information, before-and-after project examples, and clear quote requests. See how the original site compares with the rebuild.
Know what you own and what continues after launch.
Ownership, source-code handoff, domain access, and ongoing costs are set out in your project agreement. Hosting, third-party services, and optional support should be clear before you commit. We also agree which content your team will edit and what handoff guidance you need.
Plan for the work after launch.
A website build and ongoing services are separate decisions. Choose the support that fits your team, with its scope and price confirmed separately.
Website maintenance
Discuss monitoring, updates, reporting, and ongoing support. The care plan should match the site and the work you want Orion Studios to handle.
Automated blog publishing
Ask about an automated blog system for your site. Agree the subjects, publishing controls, and service scope before adding it to the project.
Website chatbot
Discuss the questions a chatbot should answer and when a visitor should contact your team. Knowledge sources and the inquiry handoff belong in its setup plan.
Before we start.
Can you redesign my existing website?
Yes. Start with the current site, useful content, brand assets, and what is getting in the way. The redesign scope can cover page structure, design, content migration, and redirects.
How much will my website cost?
Page count, content work, custom functionality, and integrations affect the quote. Share what you need and what already exists so we can define the project before pricing it.
Do we need to meet in person?
We work with Denver-area businesses remotely through calls, email, and shared project tools. No office visit is needed.
Can I update content myself?
We can include editable content and handoff guidance in your scope. Decide which pages, articles, and project examples your team needs to maintain before the build starts.
Tell me what your website needs to do.
Send your current website if you have one, the services you want to promote, and the main problem you want the new site to solve. We can use that to define the next step.