Websites & Ecommerce

Beautiful websites.
Built to move
your business.

Business websites and online stores, designed around your customers and built for the way you work. See your website take shape early, refine it with us, and launch with hands-on training. Add a website agent whenever it makes sense for your business.

Illustrative workflow · Earthen is a fictional shop Explore website agents ↗

An illustrative ecommerce workflow: you ask the website agent to add products. The agent asks for a spreadsheet. A file containing a Studio Mug, Serving Bowl, and Terra Vase is attached to the conversation. The agent matches names, prices, and existing product photos, then the three product cards appear in the shop. The collection is ready for review before publishing. This animation does not accept uploads, run a live agent, or change a real catalog.

Selected client work

A website should feel
like your business.

The place. The people. The way you sell. We bring those details into the design, then build the paths and functionality that help visitors take the next step.

5 Point Life Center campus with the Colorado Flatirons behind it
5 Point Life Center
5 Point Life Center · Broomfield, Colorado

01 / Business, technology & infrastructure

5 Point Life Center

A whole campus.
A clearer story.

The website started with understanding the property, its location, and the business behind it.

As 5 Point Life Center’s direct technology partner, Keystone studied the campus and its Broomfield setting, then brought its opportunities into a connected website experience.

Campus information, leasing, infrastructure, and event inquiries each needed a clear place—and a useful next step.

Direct technology partner

Explore the thinking behind the website

The location is part of the value.

Study the setting

A Broomfield campus sits within the Denver–Boulder corridor, with regional access and a distinctive technology heritage.

Make it useful online

Location and campus pages help prospective tenants understand why the setting matters to their organization.

One property. Several reasons to explore.

Give each audience a path

Organizations may be exploring space, infrastructure, events, or a longer-term relationship.

Build a connected structure

Related pages explain the campus, its opportunities, and where to take the conversation next.

Ask the right questions at the right time.

Use guided intake

Conditional event and project inquiries collect details relevant to the visitor’s request.

Prepare for what comes next

Maintainable WordPress content, descriptive metadata, and clear page relationships support people and machine discovery.

02 / LED walls, AV & live production

EMA Media Services

When the work is visual,
let people see it.

A production company needs more than a list of equipment.

The EMA website pairs large event imagery with clear service paths for LED walls, audiovisual production, installations, and production partners.

Visitors can explore the work, understand the support they need, and start a project conversation from the relevant part of the site.

  • Production gallery
  • Service-specific paths
  • Project inquiries
EMA website project photography showing large LED walls at Space Symposium
A second view of EMA live-event production work
EMA Media Services
Production photography from the EMA website
Commercial campus atrium from the JCE Capital website project
JCE Capital ManagementCommercial property.
Coordinated operations.
Property photography from the JCE website project

03 / Commercial asset & property management

JCE Capital Management

Make a complex service
easy to understand.

Property owners need to see how the pieces fit together.

JCE’s website organizes asset management, property management, facilities operations, and campus revitalization into clear service paths.

Business-focused copy, property photography, and dedicated service pages help owners and stakeholders understand the offering before they make contact.

Asset strategyProperty managementFacilities operationsCampus revitalization

04 / Food, hospitality & local business

Carter’s Table

Give the personality room.
Keep the next step close.

A restaurant website should make you want to be there—and make it easy to act.

Carter’s Table brings its story and food to the foreground, with menus, links to online ordering, catering, and news and events woven into the experience.

A hungry visitor and an event planner need different things. Clear paths help both find their way.

  • Menus
  • Ordering-platform connections
  • Catering inquiries
  • Story & events
Carter’s Table website photography showing outdoor catering and its founder
Carter’s Table
Photography from the Carter’s Table website

Functionality with a purpose

What should your website
help people do?

Choose a starting goal. Explore a sensible visitor journey, add the connections you need, and bring the brief to our first conversation.

Start with the main action

A possible starting point

Turn interest into a useful conversation.

Help visitors understand the right service, see relevant work, and tell you what they need.

  1. 01Find the fit

    Clear service pages and audience paths.

  2. 02Build confidence

    Relevant projects, answers, and business details.

  3. 03Make contact

    A guided inquiry with the right questions.

  • Service pages
  • Selected work
  • Conditional inquiry form
Connect it to the rest of your business
Your starting brief

A conversation starter. We confirm features, platforms, scope, and timing together.

Read your starting brief

The way we build

Understand it.
Build it. Put it to work.

Before we build, you’ll know what’s taking shape: the pages, content, features, and connections in your proposal, along with the plan for testing, launch, and training.

01

Study the business

We learn your audience, location, services, content, systems, and the actions the website needs to support.

02

Build the whole first version

You get a connected first iteration of the agreed website early, so you can review real pages and real decisions.

03

Refine and test

We work through your feedback and check responsive layouts, forms, navigation, and the functionality in scope.

04

Launch and train

We prepare the launch, teach you how the site works, and agree on the right support as your business changes.

We confirm your first-preview schedule after reviewing the page list, content, and integrations. WordPress, WooCommerce, or custom development: the technology follows the project.

An optional next layer: Agentic Websites

The launch can be
the starting point.

Add a page. Prepare a product launch. Build out a campaign. Start the work through a conversation with a configured website agent.

We connect the tools, define the actions, teach the agent your business, and train your team. Managed workspaces add ongoing care and a human professional on call 24/7.

Agent setup, connected tools, and management are scoped separately. Available actions depend on the systems and permissions in place.

Your website agentEXAMPLE
“Prepare a page for our new service and connect the inquiry form.”
A connected workflow
  1. Use your approved business and brand information.
  2. Prepare the page and its inquiry path.
  3. Return a preview for the agreed review step.
WebsiteKnowledgeConnected tools
100%Money back

Our website satisfaction guarantee

Be absolutely thrilled.
Or get your money back.

Live with your new website for 30 days. If you’re not thrilled with the result, ask us for a full refund of your Keystone website design and development fees.

Request within 30 calendar days after launch. Separately approved domain, hosting, and third-party purchases, plus ongoing services, are excluded. Read the guarantee.

Website questions

Know what to expect.

How quickly will I see the first website?
Your first website preview can be ready in as little as 24 hours after kickoff and receipt of the materials we need. We confirm the timing around your scope, content readiness, and our schedule. Feedback, testing, and launch preparation follow.
Is the first iteration ready to launch?
It is a complete first version of the agreed website for review. Your feedback, content checks, functional testing, and launch preparation come before the final release.
Can you improve my website—or help me move from another provider?
Yes. We start by reviewing your existing website, access, and what you want to keep. For a rebuild or move, we plan around your content, products, domain, hosting, forms, and email connections, then coordinate the transition with you.
Does every website have to use WordPress?
No. We use WordPress and WooCommerce where they fit, and custom development when the requirements call for it.
How do I request the guarantee refund?
Email info@keystonewebstudios.com within 30 calendar days after launch and tell us you are not satisfied. The guarantee refunds your Keystone website design and development fees. Separately approved third-party purchases and ongoing services are excluded. Full details.
Is AI management included with every website?
Agentic Websites adds a separately scoped agent and managed-workspace service. We can scope it alongside your website or add it later, with connections, training, and ongoing support defined around your needs.

Your business has a story. Let’s build it.

Bring us the business.
We’ll help shape the website.

A new site, a redesign, or a more useful experience for the customers you already have.