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June 1, 2021 In

Hearts & Hands Of Care Website

Heart and Hands of Care is a non-profit organization that offers programs to meet the diverse needs of individuals and families in the community.

They had an old website that was getting really outdated and wanted to replace it with a more modern, simplified design.

The OTC team got to work on coming up with a clean, fresh look and design for the website. Once Hearts and Hands had signed off on the visual concept, we reorganized their information, navigation, and layouts, making the website much more user-friendly.

The end result is a well-organized, functional website that is easy to navigate and meets their brief for modern.

We continue to work on regular updates for Hearts and Hands and look forward to being involved in the ongoing development of the website.

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June 1, 2020 In

TrailerCraft Website

TrailerCraft, Inc. has been a trusted institution in the trucking and commercial vehicle industry in the 49th State since its inception in 1969.

They had a website they loved the look and feel of but that was no longer useful as it was sitting on an old obsolete platform, which made editing it impossible.

The OTC team set to work and rebuilt their old website on a whole new foundation without losing the original design and feel. It is now fast and functional and can easily be developed further in the future. TrailerCraft can upload their inventory and keep it up to date themselves and we even added a few custom ‘bells & whistles’ to set them apart from the competition.

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March 2, 2020 In

Myno Carbon Website

Myno Carbon is an exciting new company that works closely with customers to make carbon-negative biochar from their organic waste streams.

By 2030, they aim to have 6 major Carbon Removal Facilities up and running. Each year this would convert 1 million tons of waste biomass into a permanent carbon-based material, locking carbon up for good:

Having worked on the original website in 2020 for CEO and founder, Thor Kallestad, we were excited to be asked to be involved in a rebrand and website update.

We worked closely with a Republic of Everyone – leading sustainability, brand purpose and impact specialists, to bring the new branding and website to life.

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February 18, 2020 In

Northern Compass Group – Maintenance & Ongoing Updates

The Northern Compass Group is revitalizing historic hot springs and accommodations across the lower 48 states, including Carson Hot Springs in Nevada, Jemez Hot Springs, The Laughing Lizard Lodge, and Cañon del Rio in New Mexico. As part of a strategic portfolio adjustment, NCG decided to transition the webmaster role for these properties to a new web design firm with experience in travel and tourism websites.

The team at OTC gladly took on the role, migrating the four websites to new hosting. We now manage and update the sites regularly to meet the client’s needs.

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February 13, 2020 In

Straight to the Plate Website

The Kramer family has a mission; to serve high quality, healthy, sustainable, and fresh wild-caught Alaskan salmon straight to your plate, so they set up a Community Supported Fishery (CSF).

This means they presell shares of their catch to customers, allowing them to bypass the dominating global supply chains and keep their process small and sustainable.

To directly market their catch, they needed an effective website to educate customers on their philosophy and business model and also give them an easy way to order. OTC designed a beautiful, clean, and functional website for the Kramers. Customers can now easily place an order for salmon straight from the website.

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September 16, 2019 In

Anchorage Library Champions Website

“The Friends of the Library and the Anchorage Library Foundation raise funds from community members like you and advocate for increased public funding to make the Anchorage Public Library great.”

When Clare from the Anchorage Library Foundation contacted OTC, she was wanting a new design for their website. She was happy with the overall content but wanted a cleaner, more modern, and user-friendly look.

The OTC team worked to deliver her vision by making easy-to-navigate drop-down menus and incorporating a new responsive design. The website looks cleaner with lots of contrasting white space, well-organized information, and updated fonts.

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