Mountain Modish
Mountain Modish was ready to launch their business into the online world and create a presence, and 360Durango was ready to make this happen for them.
Flexible Flyers Rafting
Flexible Flyers had two separate websites, one for desktop usage and the other for mobile phones. With an outdated model, the client needed an update.
Timberlake Campground
Timberlake Campground had lost access to their domain and was able to make updated to their outdated website. The website needed to reflect their current position, and they were unable to obtain access to make these changes.
Mountain Beauties Bridal
Mountain Beauties Bridal needed a website that showcased our client’s talent and availability for bridal styling and makeup in the local area. The website needed a clean gallery, a way to generate information requests, and be able to tell the story of Mary Beth’s work.
Cura.Te
Cura.Te was launching a brand new business and needed an appealing ecommerce website. With no existing business, this project was unique as we aided the initial launch with the creation of a brand new website.
Strater Hotel
The Strater Hotel was in need of a new website that would replace their outdated version. They also needed an effective way to gather, analyze, and use important data to drive direct bookings.
The Boulevard Skin Bar
The Boulevard Skin Bar needed to make the jump into a full website without worrying about varying level of fees and a large upfront cost. With no photography, no website, and a tight budget, this project was unique.
CNC WoodNWorks
CNC WoodNWorks already created beautiful woodworking pieces, but needed a way for the Durango community to find out about his services.
Lone Wolf Cabins
Lone Wolf Cabins had an outdated website coupled with an old booking system that wasn’t generating any business. With no photography or assets, our task was to create an entirely new website from the ground up and integrate a booking software to generate reservations for their business.
Vallecito Marina
The Vallecito Marina had a website, but unfortunately it was built by someone who “is pretty good with that stuff”. When they decided not to be in the website business (or more likely, hobby) anymore, not only did the Marina lose their website … they even lost their domain.