OUR WEBSITE DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Different businesses.
Distinct websites.
Explore the Green Mountain Websites portfolio: website design examples for service businesses, photography, regional interests, events, and more.
Vermont-based design with a personal approach to each project.
FIND YOUR INSPIRATION
A selection of websites we have built.
Every website begins with its own subject, audience, and purpose. This collection shows the range of businesses and interests represented in our work, from local services and hospitality to photography and regional websites.
Browse the examples for ideas about imagery, layout, and presentation. If a particular design feels right for your project, mention it when you get in touch. We can discuss how your own content and business identity should shape the result.
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EXPLORE THE WORK
Businesses & hospitality
Examples for service businesses, restaurants, and other commercial projects.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Green State Pools And Spas
A pool and spa business website example, pairing service information with imagery connected to outdoor living.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Vermont Mobile Small Engine Repair
A mobile small-engine repair website, with a business identity centered on a practical local service.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Gendron Building
A building-business website example that introduces a company and its work to prospective customers.
SAVED DESIGN
Brickyard Pub
A saved restaurant website design for Brickyard Pub in Fairfield, Connecticut.
SAVED DESIGN
Roasted
A saved hospitality website design for Roasted in Stamford, Connecticut.
SAVED DESIGN
Scan CT
A saved business website design for Scan CT, presented as part of the broader project collection.
SAVED DESIGN
Iron Brewing
A saved hospitality website design for Iron Brewing in Norwalk, Connecticut.
EXPLORE THE WORK
Travel & regional interests
Place-focused websites with regional imagery and a clear geographic identity.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Scenic Vermont
A Vermont-focused website with scenic imagery and a regional identity at the heart of its presentation.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Autumn in Vermont
A seasonal Vermont website built around the colors, scenery, and character of autumn.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
We Love Vermont
A Vermont-themed website with a strong sense of place and imagery connected to the region.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Scenic New Hampshire
A New Hampshire-focused website with scenic imagery and a regional subject.
EXPLORE THE WORK
Photography portfolios
Photography websites that put the images and the photographer’s identity first.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
New England Photography
A photography website example that gives visual work a central place in the browsing experience.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Scenic Vermont Photography
A scenic photography website focused on Vermont landscapes and the visual character of the state.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Stan Amster Photography
A photographer’s website presenting work under the Stan Amster Photography identity.
EXPLORE THE WORK
Products & specialty businesses
A selection of product-focused websites and specialty-business designs.
SAVED DESIGN
Vista Vapors
A saved website design for Vista Vapors, included as an example of a product-focused business presentation.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Scenic New England Calendars
A calendar website centered on New England scenery and a visually led product theme.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Vermont Calendars
A Vermont calendar website combining regional scenery with a calendar-focused presentation.
EXPLORE THE WORK
Events, community & media
Projects with distinct audiences, from festivals and community groups to specialist media interests.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
Stowe Balloon Festival
A balloon-festival website example, bringing an event and its distinctive visual character online.
WEBSITE EXAMPLE
KROQ / KMET Jingles
A specialist website devoted to KROQ and KMET jingles, showing a different kind of content-focused project.
SAVED DESIGN
Windjammer Days
A saved event website design for Windjammer Days, with a maritime identity and festival subject.
SAVED DESIGN
VFW Post 9617
A saved community-organization website design for VFW Post 9617.
YOUR BUSINESS COMES FIRST
Use these examples
as a starting point.
A website should reflect the business behind it. Your services, your images, and the questions your customers ask are more useful starting points than copying another company’s page.
When you contact us, tell us what you like about the examples: perhaps the way a service is introduced, the emphasis on photography, or the overall organization. We can use that conversation to explore the direction for your project.
What to share
- Your business name and current website.
- The pages or portfolio examples you like.
- The information your customers need most.
- The changes or features you have in mind.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
A few portfolio questions.
Can you redesign my existing website?
Yes. Share the address and tell us what you would like to improve. We can discuss your content, design, and WordPress needs.
Can I request a similar style?
Use these projects to explain your preferences. The direction for your website should reflect your own business, content, and audience.
Why do some projects open as images?
The portfolio includes both website links and saved screenshots. Saved designs let you see the example retained in our collection.
Can you help after the website launches?
Ask about WordPress maintenance, content updates, and ongoing support. We can discuss the scope alongside your website project.
LET’S BUILD YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Ready for a website
that feels like your business?
Tell us what you do, who you want to reach, and what you would like your website to make easier. Let’s discuss the right next step.
Green Mountain Websites
Montpelier, Vermont
Serving businesses across the USA and Canada.
Serving businesses across the USA and Canada.