Web & Brand Design
Welcome. I’m Brad Hogan and I build websites for nonprofits and small businesses. My typical project involves re-designing a website that often has a confusing, clunky design that my client has a hard time managing let alone making it look good and do the things they need it to do.
My goal with every project is to not only create a gorgeous design, but also to make the website easy to manage.
latest
The
High
Route
WORK
— WEB DESIGN
— WORDPRESS dev
— SUBSCRIPTIONS
— MEMBERSHIPS
— E-COMMERCE
LOCATION
BEND, OREGON
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The High Route is a subscription-based online and print magazine focused on human-powered travel in the mountains.
Like all good things, I met Brad on the skintrack somewhere up Big Cottonwood Canyon. The conversation turned to the usual “what do you do for work?” banter. Brad eventually visited The High Route website and came back with some excellent constructive feedback. Our too-busy site needed to be simplified. Furthermore, behind the scenes of our homepage, we were operating a complex subscription system—we managed our print subscriptions and our website subscriptions on two separate platforms. Not ideal. In building out our new site, Brad helped us present a cleaner, more refined look on the homepage (and navigation overall), while also organizing and executing a complex data migration from the old to the new site—with the goal of migrating our members into a single subscription management system. It is easy to say this would not have happened without Brad. His vision for the site combines his creativity with the technical expertise to bring it all together. He comes highly recommended.
— Jason Albert, Founder & Editor

save
our
canyons
WORK
— WEB DESIGN
— WORDPRESS dev
— DONATIONS
LOCATION
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
New website coming soon


Save Our Canyons is a Utah nonprofit dedicated to protecting and preserving the Wasatch Mountains.
This project is currently in progress so I’ll post more as we get to completion. But, it’s exciting to work with SOC.
Full disclosure, I live in one of the canyons these folks are constantly fighting for (Big Cottonwood Canyon). I worked with their now executive director, Jack Stauss, on a site for a previous nonprofit he was involved with.
I was brought into this project to 1) get the website off of Joomla and into a WordPress block theme and 2) create a more modern design that does a better job of making it clear what projects and issues SOC would like visitors to focus on.
We are currently in the design phase (some shots below), but as you can see when contrasting with the current website, the new design is WAY easier to follow.

glen
canyon
institute
WORK
— WEB DESIGN
— WORDPRESS dev
— DONATIONS
— E-COMMERCE
LOCATION
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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Glen Canyon Institute is dedicated to the restoration of Glen Canyon, and a healthy, free-flowing Colorado River through Grand Canyon.
Stop whatever you’re doing and start working with Brad Hogan—now. We’ve hired web designers, brand consultants, and strategists, but all we needed this whole time was Brad’s expertise. He created a beautiful, user-friendly solutions that has made my life easier while being an absolute joy to work with. I can’t recommend him enough!
— Zanna Stutz, Program Director

wasatch
backcountry
alliance
WORK
— WEB DESIGN
— WORDPRESS dev
— DONATIONS
— E-COMMERCE
— subscriptions
— memberships
LOCATION
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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Wasatch Backcountry Alliance is the recognized voice for the backcountry community involved in human-powered winter recreation in the Central Wasatch Mountains.
The website for our scrappy non-profit was thrown together over the years and the lack of organization and difficulty in finding information on the site meant our message was lost on most visitors. Brad stepped up to wrangle this mess into a modern, well designed, and well organized site that showcases the mission and primary programs of our group. Brad guided us every step of the way in a truly collaborative process to tear down and rebuild the site while maintaining the history and content that had accumulated in it. We highly recommend his skills and services to others.
— Aaron London, Board President

united
cultIVATION
WORK
— WEB DESIGN
— WORDPRESS dev
— E-COMMERCE
LOCATION
ASHBY, massachusetts
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United Cultivation is a friend-owned dispensary with online and physical retail space.
Brad did an excellent job creating United Cultivation’s new website. He perfectly captured our brand’s essence in the design, creating a visually appealing and cohesive online presence. The website effectively showcases our products and delivers a smooth user experience. We recommend his services for anyone looking to bring their brand to life through a well-crafted website.
— Bri Boria, Sales Enablement Manager

Paper
plate
bbq
WORK
— WEB DESIGN
— WORDPRESS dev
LOCATION
eugene, oregon
In progress *Sneak peak here


Paper Plate BBQ brings mouth-watering barbecue to Eugene, Oregon.
This project is in progress.
Isaiah came to me because he hit the limit on what he could achieve with his DIY website. His barbecue and catering business is growing and he needed a website that not only represented his food and service quality, but made it more streamlined for people to request catering.
I’ve worked hard on what is a seemingly simple site to make it SUPER easy to navigate and find the info you need.
Take a look at the design (below) and I’ll link to the current dev URL that is not fully complete. Quite a huge improvement from their old site, eh!

ABOUT ME
Well, shocked you made it this far down the page to be honest, but thank you! I’m Brad Hogan.
I have 15 years of design and development experience. I’m self-taught. I don’t build super flashy websites, but rather focus my efforts on creating timeless designs that aren’t a huge pain for my clients to manage and grow with their business or org.
In my free time, I hang with my pup, wife and friends generally somewhere outside.





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