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// Subsurface Water Storage · Parker, Colorado

Brand and website, live in about three weeks.

Client
Subsurface Water Storage, LLC
Delivered
Brand, full website, build, handover
Launched
September 25, 2026
The Subsurface Water Storage homepage on desktop: Water storage the right way. Nothing lost to evaporation.
The same homepage on a phone

// The starting point

A hard idea and a placeholder page.

Subsurface Water Storage holds water in the sand and gravel beneath Colorado's river valleys, inside a wall sealed to bedrock. Nothing on the surface changes, and nothing is lost to evaporation. That's a hard idea to explain, and the company's web presence was a “Launching Soon” page that had collected no sign-ups.

// The idea, shown

The hero from the live site. Between the walls, the stored water rises above and falls below the groundwater outside, which holds still.

// What I did

  1. 01BrandTwo brand rounds to a mark, a palette, and the words for what the company does. Packaged as a brand kit the client owns.
  2. 02WebsiteA site map and content written for water providers and agriculture, then the full site, phone first.
  3. 03Launch and handoverLaunched on September 25 with a written record of every account, every change, and how to undo each one.

// Who owns it

Everything sits in the client's name.

The code lives in the client's GitHub. The hosting runs on the client's Vercel account. The domain stays where it was. I keep helper access the client can remove at any time. The site stores no visitor information, and email was never touched.

Code

Client's GitHub

Hosting

Client's Vercel

Changes to publish

About a minute

Visitor data stored

None