The Maven Denver: A Hotel That Leads With Local Art
The art-first website we designed for The Maven at Dairy Block in Denver, three awards in 2017, and what the live site kept, moved and renamed by 2026.
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The art-first website we designed for The Maven at Dairy Block in Denver, three awards in 2017, and what the live site kept, moved and renamed by 2026.
The editorial website we designed for Bisha Toronto, what survived its 2025 move into Marriott's Luxury Collection, and what its parked old domain costs.
How we rebuilt Hotel El Ganzo's site around its basement recording studio and artist residencies, and which decisions survived to the 2026 site.
Booking.com is usually not cheaper than the hotel's own site. It is faster to compare, and where it genuinely wins on price the hotel is funding the discount. The four mechanisms, the commission math, and what changed in EU law, all verified on 17 September 2026.
How we redesigned the website for Brush Creek Ranch, a 30,000-acre Forbes Five-Star estate in Wyoming: split the site by property instead of flattening four experiences into one homepage, lead with the land, and give fly-fishers, families, wedding parties, and retreat planners their own doors.
How we designed the website for the one Cabo resort you reach through a private mountain tunnel: lead with the thing no competitor has, treat seclusion as structure, keep booking short. HSMAI Adrian Gold, 2017.
Storytelling on a hotel site is structure, not copy: six rules from properties we designed, with what their live sites kept, checked on 6 October 2026.
Fast design saves money in travel UX when it removes open decisions, not care. Worked examples from hotel projects, with fixed prices as of October 2026.
Ten checkable signs a hotel site is costing direct bookings, from hidden rates to slow pages, tested on six hotel homepages we designed, read October 2026.