Web Design / 2026
Travis Horton Homes: The Website
A custom website for an Oklahoma home builder, with photography-led project stories, editable galleries, and a clear path to start a conversation.
- Client
- Travis Horton Homes
- Location
- Yukon, Oklahoma
- Our work
- Design and storytelling · Content the team can manage · Website implementation
A website built around the homes
The photography needed to do the talking. We designed and built a website that gives Travis Horton Homes space to show its completed work, explain its building process, and introduce the people behind it.
A warm, restrained visual style carries through the homepage, portfolio, builder story, and contact page. Visitors can move from the first impression to the details of a specific home without losing their place.
Built to keep growing
Each home has its own page with a description, gallery, and project details. The galleries support captions and image focal points, so the composition holds up on smaller screens.
Keystatic gives the team a way to add projects, change photographs, edit FAQs, and update page copy. The site also includes a protected contact form, search metadata, and structured data for the business and its completed work.
The scope
What went into it.
Design and storytelling
- Custom visual design, typography, and page layouts
- Video homepage and photography-led project pages
- Builder story, FAQs, and a clear enquiry path
Content the team can manage
- Keystatic editing for projects, pages, and site details
- Project galleries with captions and image focal points
- Controls to publish and feature completed homes
Website implementation
- Responsive Astro website and optimized project images
- Keyboard-accessible galleries and reduced-motion support
- Search metadata, structured data, and contact form protection
A closer look
Explore the website
Select any image to explore the details.
More of our work.
Builder Integration
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What needs
to come together?
Tell us what you’re planning. We’ll help define the next step and what it will take to deliver it.