Mountaintop Web Design
visit site- $1,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- Greenwood Village, CO
Mountaintop Web Design is a global company based in Denver. With fewer than 10 employees, the agency has been specializing in SEO, web design, advertising, and more since 2013.
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 90%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 10%
Common Project Size
<$10K 3 projects
$10K-$49K 3 projects
Clients
- EES
- LIVSMED
- Secure Anchor
- CCS Facility Services
Highlights from Recent Projects
Mountaintop Web Design worked with Love INC of Littleton, a community outreach group, to revamp their outdated website. The team at Mountaintop guided the organization through the process, leading the WordPress development while the client developed the content. They also assisted in improving the UX, breaking down site requirements into four categories, and adding donation and volunteer interest collection capabilities. The project, which cost less than $10,000, was completed between April and August 2018 under the direction of Josiah, the CEO of Mountaintop Web Design.
The Severe Weather Shelter Network, a non-profit organization providing emergency shelter, engaged Mountaintop Web Design to build a new website and develop a concise version of their story. The team at Mountaintop worked closely with the client to understand their vision and goals, and developed a site that met their needs in terms of aesthetics, user-friendliness, and information provision. The project was completed in time for the fall shelter season, with one designer from Mountaintop Web Design working on the project.
Halloween Events Colorado, LLC hired Mountaintop Web Design to design and develop a unique website for advertising Halloween-themed events. The team at Mountaintop created a WordPress site from scratch, featuring events and businesses in different sections and premium listings. The site was launched in August 2016, and the team continues to maintain it, providing updates on changes in Google's requirements. The project, which cost around $8,000, was led by Josiah, the CEO of Mountaintop Web Design.