No Limit Solutions
A hand-built website for No Limit Solutions, a family-owned excavation and grading company in Northern Colorado. It serves customers along the I-25 corridor and in southern Wyoming, with a page for each service and area and a quote form that emails the owner.
- Type
- Website
- Client
- No Limit Solutions
- Location
- Northern Colorado
- Year
- 2026
- My role
- Development from a design brief and homepage comp
- Status
- Live


The brief
No Limit Solutions was moving off an old template site. I built the replacement by hand from a design brief and homepage comp, then carried that blueprint look through 25 pages with a dedicated page for every service and service area. The build took under a week.
What I built
- 25 indexable pages, including 12 service pages and 7 service-area pages from Fort Collins and Windsor to Cheyenne and Laramie
- Blueprint visual system: navy grid backgrounds, survey corner marks, monospaced spec-sheet labels and a title-block contact card
- Intro animation: the shield zooms in with a shockwave, the wordmark drops in, and a skid steer drives across leaving tread marks before the page fades in at about 5 seconds
- Quote form that emails the owner with the customer as the reply-to address, plus a honeypot for bots
- Structured data describing the business, its services, FAQs and breadcrumbs, an FAQ section on every service page, and an auto-generated sitemap
- Self-hosted fonts (Barlow Condensed, Inter, JetBrains Mono), optimized images, and a sticky call bar on mobile
- About page nod to the company’s original logo so long-time clients recognize the refreshed brand
- Fixed a mobile no-LCP error and reduced layout shift in a follow-up pass
Details worth a look

Detail 01
Inner pages such as Projects carry the homepage’s blueprint grid, monospaced labels and red-on-navy accents.
The whole page
Homepage, 1440px wide



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