Update · Oct 17, 2026
Colby's own company site for Avow Marketing: a modern, minimal one-page site presenting website design, logo and brand kits, and free hosting, plus the free-mockup process. It uses the supplied Avow logos and colors sampled from them (#2F6DEA blue, #02082C navy) and a full favicon set. The contact form delivers through FormSubmit, and no email address is shown anywhere on the page. It passes all mobile standards and contains no invented clients, testimonials, stats or prices.
Desktop and phone views of the home page.


Final approval given Oct 17. Last change: the privacy note (footer and under the form) now reads 'We use the details you enter only to reply to your inquiry. Messages are delivered by FormSubmit.'
View on the site →Social-share tags are complete (full image URL with size, page URL, site name, large-image card, canonical link). The desktop nav now has a Contact link. Form error messages are linked to their fields for screen readers, and the hidden spam field is hidden from them too. The footer has a short privacy note: contact details are used only to reply, and messages are delivered by FormSubmit. Hosting and brand-kit wording is now specific: no monthly hosting fee, secure HTTPS, we handle the technical setup.


A white 'A' from Colby's mark on a blue rounded square, with the mark filling more of the icon so it reads clearly in dark browser tabs. All sizes regenerated: .ico, 16, 32, Apple touch icon, and 192/512 app icons.

Avow doesn't offer support or updates after launch, so every mention of ongoing updates is gone (services, process and FAQ). That service card is now 'Free hosting', and the FAQ has a new hosting question.

Clear headline and free-mockup call to action, with a clean browser-and-phone illustration built in CSS (no stock imagery).


Full-screen navy menu with large tap targets and the main action button.

The email address is removed from the contact section, footer, menu and error message. It appears only in the form's FormSubmit address. If sending fails, the form shows a generic 'please try again' message.
