Table Mountain Web Design has developed web sites for many clients over the past several years, and we are proud of the work we have done for them.  We are even more proud when clients come back to us for changes and enhancements.  This indicates that the site is serving the client well, and also that Table Mountain Web Design served the client well. 

Acoustic Alley was created to bring the Foothills area quality music events throughout the year. Miners Alley playhouse in downtown Golden provides the venue (thus the name!) This web site allows customers to purchase tickets online.

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Calvary Church had a web site on a free server that hosted many churches.  The free service provided templates, to help churches get their web sites up quickly.  Calvary found that the templates were restrictive and made updates very difficult.  After living with this situation for a few years, they hired Table Mountain Web Design to build a site that would be easier church staff to maintain.  We also helped them set up a new hosting account, independent of the free service, and transfer their domain name to the new site.

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Peak Power was built for a Golden-based consulting firm.  The company had an existing site that they had built in-house, but wanted to upgrade the look.  They had recently worked with a graphics artist to develop a set of glossy brochures, and wanted to incorporate some of that artwork into their web site.

Ages & Stages Toy Box was built for an Arvada-based educational toy store.  The owner wanted to extend the store's reach by enabling online toy sales.  He also wanted to show online shoppers that the retail location was a highly desirable place to shop.

Next steps for this client include extending the range of merchandise available through the web site and soliciting subscribers for a soon-to-be-launched online newsletter.

Clear Creek Millworks is a woodworking company based in Golden, Colorado.  Their work has attracted the attention of many of Colorado's top designers and architects and appears in many of Colorado's finest homes.  

The Leadville RV Corral had a web site that had been online for several years.  The business owner wanted a more professional look and something that better emphasized the RV park's stunning location in the two mile high city.

This redesigned site makes more use of photographs, provides improved navigation, and links to a community calendar so potential visitors can time their trips to coincide with local events.

Golden Kids is a fairly new practice consisting of a husband (orthodontist) and wife (pediatric dentist).  They wanted a web site to help establish their practice and to provide extra information to their current patients.

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Professional Dispensing Systems, a manufacturer of high-powered spray equipment, had an attractive and content-rich site that had been designed by a talented graphic artist.  The company owner wanted to make his site easily-accessible through the major search engines (Yahoo! Google, MSN, etc.) and was frustrated with his inability to attract their attention.

PDS hired Table Mountain Web Design to tweak their site to make it more attractive to the search engines.  We made several minor-seeming adjustments to the content and site organization, and the search engines now give this site a high ranking for their key search terms.  A year later, the client had us roll out a new page design throughout the site.
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The Golden Gate Fire Department, located in a foothills west of Denver Colorado, wanted a web site to improve communication with area residents, reinforce the sense of community associated with the fire department, and make fire prevention codes easily accessible.

The Fire Department frequently updates the site with pictures of community events, new equipment, newsletters, etc.
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The Golden Urban Renewal Authority had a web site for many years, but it was infrequently updated and not much used.  In 2003, the Board hired Table Mountain Web Design to redesign the site and then do on-going maintenance, posting meeting agenda, meeting notes, and review materials online, to allow the public to more easily track the Authority's activities.

The Denver Firefighters Museum had a website that had been designed as a class project by an art student.  The student was no longer available when the site needed to be changed, so the museum hired Table Mountain Web Design to make several updates.  Several months later, the museum asked us to update the look of the site, so we did a redesign of all pages.  

Golden Tastes and Traditions was a cookbook compiled by the Golden Cultural Alliance (a consortium of many of Golden's non-profit organizations).  Representatives from the Alliance sought professional advice from a book marketing consulting firm.  Their training strongly emphasized the need for an aggressive internet strategy, including a first-class web site. 

The Alliance had worked with Table Mountain Web Design before, and been pleased with the work, so they asked us to build their cookbook site.  

The book has since gone out of print, but we liked the web site, so we kept a copy of the whole thing on our Table Mountain site!

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Hy-Tran, Inc. sells mining equipment all over the world.  They needed a web site that would clearly depict their products and services to their wide-spread international market.

The site allows Hy-Tran's sales force to show prospective clients what the firm can do for them--instantly, without the delay associated with mailing sales literature across the world.  

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 The Golden Civic Foundation wanted to raise their profile in the Golden community.  They wanted to ensure that Golden-based non-profit organizations were aware that the Foundation would provide grant money, make the grant application procedures easy to find, and, of course, encourage people to contribute to the foundation to further its work.

The Colorado Women's Association of Financial Consultants was founded by a number of senior women financial consultants.  Their goal was to sustain, enrich, and extend the knowledge and network that they had developed through many years of working in the financial consulting field.

They decided that they wanted the new organization to have a firm foundation and professional image right from the start, so they asked Table Mountain Web Design to construct this web site before they had had their first meeting.  The site was up two days later.

Lakewood attorney Russ Sindt is well-known and has a well-established set of clients.  Russ needed a web site "because people just expect you to have one these days!" 

GREAT was established in 2001, and has presented several film festivals since then.  They show movies in the park during the summer, and independent films at an indoor festival during the winter.  

The board consists of volunteers, and they have no offices, so they were anxious to have a "virtual" home on the web.  They applied for a grant from the Golden Civic Foundation, and were able to hire Table Mountain Web Design to produce this site for them!

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Several Golden-based non-profit organizations have been working together for about fifteen years to co-market their events and facilities.  They operate under the name "Golden Cultural Alliance."

They hired Table Mountain Web Design to produce an "umbrella" site that would associate all of their organizations, announce their events, and provides links to their members' web sites.

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 Felicia, who sculpts contemporary southwest bronzes, wanted a web site to extend her marketing reach, and to provide a place where she could list her upcoming shows.

The Golden Good Government League wanted a web site to raise their visibility with the Golden Community.  They wanted a standing forum on which to publish their positions on past, present, and current issues facing the community, and they wanted to publicize the list of people who serve on their Board of Directors.

They chose us to built their site because one of their board members also works with the Golden Civic Foundation, and that group has always been happy with our work.

The Frederick A. Cook Society site was built for a non-profit organization.  The Cook Society was chartered to promote education and understanding regarding polar research, with a particular emphasis on the work done in the late-19th/early-20th century by Dr. Frederick A. Cook.  

Golden Software, Inc. was built for a highly successful software company.  The client for this site had three objectives: 

1  Make it very easy for customers to purchase the company's products, by allowing online purchasing and providing the information and order forms to support mail-in, fax-in, and phone-in orders

2  Reduce the company's technical support costs by answering the most frequently asked questions on the web site.

3  Allow customers to register their software purchases through the Internet.

The company began receiving secure online orders and product registrations as soon as the site went up, and use of the online technical support is strong and growing steadily, as the software user community learns to check the web site for 24 hour technical support.  This site hosts about 30,000 visitors per month.

In 2000, we began offering "e-fulfillment."  This allows customers to purchase and download software using a highly secure process on the web site.  The program was an immediate success--particularly with international customers, who face high shipping charges.

Table Mountain Web Design has been maintaining this site since 1997, updating the product pages as new product versions are released, adding FAQs to the online knowledge base, and doing custom programming to support the order forms, product registration forms, product demo download processes, and e- fulfillment processes.

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The Golden Pioneer Museum web site was built for a non-profit organization.  This site has three objectives:

1  providing information about Golden history

2  attracting visitors to the museum

3  encouraging financial and volunteer support for the museum.   

The site provides information about the museum, its exhibits, its library resources, and its educational resources.  It also shows examples of some of the items available from the gift shop, and provides a printable order form.  

In 2005 we did a complete site redesign to update the look and improve the navigation.  This was Table Mountain Web Design's first web site and we have been maintaining it for free, as a service to the community, since 1997.