AWR builds websites for airports, businesses, public safety organizations, municipalities, nonprofits and specialized service companies. Different industries, different audiences, different jobs to get done.
A portfolio should show range without making every client look like they came out of the same template factory. The visual style changes because the client, audience and purpose change.
What stays consistent is the approach: organize the information, make the message clear, make the website easy to use and keep it supported after launch.
One of AWR’s flagship builds, bringing passenger information, aviation resources and live airport data together in a public-facing website built for a working airport.
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AWR’s e-commerce showcase: a florist storefront built around online ordering, local delivery, pickup and a shopping experience that still feels personal.
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A department website built around community information, service visibility and a strong public-safety identity.
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A product-and-service driven commercial website that puts the value proposition front and center and gives buyers a clear path to act.
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A professional-services site designed to establish technical credibility quickly while making complex engineering services easier to understand.
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A people-first service website that uses strong photography, direct messaging and a clear discovery-call path to support client growth.
View live websitePublic safety, professional services, local business, municipal, nonprofit and human-service websites, each built around the organization it represents.
Public Safety + Fire
A modern department site for recruitment, public information, apparatus, fire danger and community support.
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Landscaping + Local Business
A service-forward local business site covering landscaping, snow removal, deliveries and employment.
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Legal + Professional Services
A professional law-firm website balancing authority, practice areas and a strong firm identity.
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Public Safety + Fire
A fire-district website focused on department history, commission information, fire marshal resources and public service.
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Nonprofit + Community Services
Supportive, approachable presentation for a community-focused organization.
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Real Estate + Professional Services
A clear service-led website for residential appraisal and consulting work.
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Public Safety + EMS
Community information and EMS identity presented in a direct, operational format.
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Human Services
A welcoming service website focused on people, support and accessibility.
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Retail + Equipment
A product-forward local business site built around brands, inventory and service.
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Public Safety + Fire
A department website for public information, news, recruitment and community engagement.
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Public Safety + Police
A public-facing police website centered on information, access and community service.
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Municipal
A municipal website organizing departments, meetings, documents, notices and resident information.
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Business + Flooring
A flooring business website built around capabilities, project work and a clear path for customers to connect.
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Public Safety + Regional Fire
A regional fire-service website connecting emergency-plan leadership, training, coordinators and fire-school information in one clear public resource.
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Welding + Fabrication
A bold fabrication website built around welding capability, custom work and a visual identity that matches the hands-on trade.
Visit websiteThe work behind it is understanding what the organization actually needs the website to do.
What the organization, audience or old website needed to do better.
The design, content, structure and functionality used to solve the problem.
Ongoing hosting, updates and direct support after the site is launched.
AWR works across very different industries. That is intentional. The goal is not to stamp the same design onto every organization. It is to build around the brand, audience and job each website has to do.
The point of the portfolio is not to sell you somebody else’s website. It is to show the range of organizations AWR can support.
Start a ProjectStart with the business problem, the audience and what is not working today. The website part can come next.
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