Locations · Colorado Springs, CO
We are a Vancouver studio working with Colorado Springs organisations across defence, aerospace and health care. One accountable team, a working demo every week, and code, designs and accounts you own outright.
Remote from Vancouver, on-site when useful Weekly working demos Reply within one business day
Attribution · this quarter
GA4 · server-side312
Booked calls
3.1x
ROAS
−31%
CPL
Yes. OlDevs works with Colorado Springs businesses from our Vancouver studio, remotely by default and on site when a project calls for it.Colorado Springs runs on Mountain Time, one hour ahead of Vancouver, so a normal working day lines up almost completely. We deliver web development, web apps, iOS and Android apps, full-stack engineering, AI development and performance marketing.
Key facts
Services
Seven services from one accountable team — delivered remotely in your working hours.
Built for Colorado
The local rules and realities we design for from the first call.
Sites and apps we build for Colorado Springs are put together with the Colorado Privacy Act in mind, including honouring universal opt-out signals sent by the browser. Consent, analytics and marketing tags are documented so your counsel can confirm the detail.
Public-facing sites in the United States carry ADA Title III litigation risk, and the 2024 ADA Title II rule requires state and local government web content to meet WCAG 2.1 AA. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, and to Section 508 where federal work is involved.
Colorado Springs works in English, but the readers vary: enlisted families, procurement officers, patients and donors. We write short, concrete page copy, keep forms legible on a phone, and test headings with a screen reader before launch.
Where a defence, health care or government client needs records kept in country, we host in United States regions and keep backups, logs and analytics in the same place. Hosting accounts stay in your name from the first day.
Sectors
Contractors and support organisations here work under strict access and disclosure rules. We agree those constraints before a line is written, keep environments separated, and build public sites that say what is allowed and nothing more.
Space and aerospace firms usually need to explain difficult technical work to procurement officers, recruits and partners at once. We build clear capability pages, document libraries and secure client portals around that.
A security company's own website is evidence. We build fast, accessible sites with sensible headers, tidy code and no unnecessary third-party scripts, plus dashboards and reporting tools when the product side needs them.
Head offices need donations, volunteer sign-ups and grant reporting to work without a large internal team. We build simple, accessible flows and hand over the accounts and documentation so staff can run them unaided.
Process
Discover
A call in Mountain Time to map the goal, the constraints and the people who must sign off. For defence or government work we settle access and security rules first.
Design
You see wireframes and then interface designs in a shared file, reviewed live rather than emailed. Accessibility decisions are made here, not patched in afterwards.
Build
One accountable team builds in short cycles with a working demo every week, so Colorado Springs stakeholders judge progress by using it, not by reading a status update.
Launch
We rehearse the release, check analytics, consent and opt-out handling, then go live in a quiet window for your users and stay on the call until it settles.
Grow
After launch we track what people actually do, fix the friction, and add SEO, paid media or AI features as the roadmap earns them. You keep every account and licence.
FAQ
No. Our studio is in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Colorado Springs work is delivered remotely, with travel to the city when a discovery workshop, a stakeholder session or a launch benefits from it. You get the same named team either way, and every account and repository stays in your name.
We agree the security and access rules before anything is written: who can see what, where code and documents live, and which environments we can touch. Reviews happen on a call every week with a working build in front of you, so approvals rest on something real rather than a status report.
The 2024 ADA Title II rule requires state and local government web content to meet WCAG 2.1 AA, with compliance deadlines of April 2026 for populations of 50,000 or more and April 2027 for smaller entities. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA and hand over the test notes. Your counsel decides how the rule applies to you.
Yes. Consent, cookies and tracking tags are configured so universal opt-out signals from the browser are honoured, and we document what each tag collects and where it sends data. We build the mechanism and write it down. Confirming your obligations under the Colorado Privacy Act is a matter for your lawyer.
Most start with web development or a web app, then add Android or iOS work, AI development or performance marketing once the first release is live. The marketing side covers SEO and content, paid search and shopping, paid social, email and lifecycle, analytics and CRO, and creative and media.
Every enquiry gets a reply within one business day. From there we book a call in Mountain Time, work through goals, constraints and the shape of the budget, and come back with a written scope and a quote. Once you approve it, the first working demo lands at the end of the first week.
Let’s connect
We’ll reply within one business day, in your working hours, with next steps and a tailored quote — no obligation.