Our Work

Ski Law is a well-known firm around Denver. If you ski at all, no doubt you’ve seen their billboards as you come down the hill on I70. A little known fact is that Ski Law is a sub-brand of Chalat Law who have been practicing in Denver for nearly 40 years.

It was important to Chalat that the new sites break the mold of the traditional law firm websites that litter the internet. So when we presented the unique design that you see today, they loved it. So, we built the websites using WordPress multisite which allowed us to create that “relatable yet different” feel they were looking for, without the cost of two completely separate websites.

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Who said non-profit websites need to look cheap? Not us. MHYC is an organization that helps at-risk youth find jobs, that sometimes lead to careers.

The goal of the new site was to not only bring the brand into 2020 and look attractive to today’s youth, but to also provide an easy to manage backend so that the organization did not need to spend money one website management. Done and Done!

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This project hit close to home. Stride Learning offers tutoring to kids and young adults that suffer from executive function disabilities such as ADD. They understand that learning is not a “one size fits all” subject and that today’s educational system treats kids that suffer from these executive function problems like troublemakers.

Stride wanted a site that showed they get it, they care, and that learning can be fun. The site showcases their unique, activity-filled space and images of real Stride students. Since they tutor college-age students, the site also needed to portray a sense of “cool” rather than appear as a standard tutoring facility.

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Tandem Arbor was born from the retail furniture space. They got their start creating the furniture for all Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister stores before moving on to work directly with the end consumer…minus the intolerable A&F cologne smell.

Their site presented a unique challenge. A custom piece of furniture has 100s of different options, from the material, to rub count, dimensions, etc. Too many options can lead to confusion for the user so we had to create a step-by-step process that leads them down the path of conversion. It was quite the project but within a month of launching the new site they have received an uptick in swatch requests along with praise for the intuitive design.

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CNS Imports is a family-owned wine and spirits importer based in Southern California. They came to Groundwrk needing a refreshed brand and website to match. Rather than scrap the brand and start from scratch, we kept what was working with the logo and modernized it. This allowed CNS to ease into the new look rather than scrapping all marketing material and signage with the old logo featured.

The new website is a stark difference from the old Squarespace site that it replaced. CNS wanted the site to represent the premium and rare products they import while staying true to the company’s past. They love the end result and we love that they love it.

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Dazz is a funded startup that is fighting the plastic waste epidemic head-on. Like most startups, their first site was done on a shoestring budget and had a DIY kind of look to it. A significant investment was made in the branding though, which created a nice platform for the Groundwrk team to build from.

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WJ Advisors (WJA) is a boutique aviation management consulting firm. While small, they work with the nation’s busiest airports and compete against organizations 100x their size. The new WJ Advisors website needed to portray a sense of authority and credibility while maintaining the “boutique” message.

As you explore the site, you will notice the use of toy business people rather than stock photography. This adds a bit of playfulness to the site which was important to WJA. We also had a lot of fun with the full-page navigation which really polishes the website off.

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We love working with cool startups, and that is exactly what The Music Range is. Opening the summer of 2020, they will be providing professional quality music rehearsal space available 24/7.

What sets them apart is their completely digital key system that allows customers to book and enter the facility at any time, day or night, without having to interact with a customer service rep.

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“Headless” sites are the future of WordPress and when we pitched the client a headless site for their self-named brand they had no clue what we were referring to. That’s fair. The “headless” term is somewhat new and gaining popularity amongst the dev community.

Here’s the gist. Via an API, WordPress interacts with a codebase called REACT which produces the user-facing website. REACT allows for lightning-quick load times and an overall more enjoyable website experience. Take a look for yourself. Notice the lack of load time between pages and the little elements that really make the site sparkle.
We also partnered with our friends over at Fix A Fire to bring the vision to life.

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