Our work

Built once. Cared for every week.

Every site here was designed and hand-coded by Crosswind, and many are still hosted and updated by us. Here's what that looks like in practice.

Case studies

Three clients, three very different needs.

Heartland Fire Trucks website home page

Heartland Fire Trucks

The need
Heartland sells fire apparatus to fire departments. A department buying a custom truck is making a major purchase, and they want to watch it come together.
What we built
A sales site with available inventory, a Recent Deliveries showcase, and a "Units in Production" section where every truck being built has its own photo gallery.
What we still do
As each truck moves through the build, new progress photos are sized, organized, and added to its gallery. When it's delivered, it moves to Recent Deliveries. Heartland just sends the photos.
Visit heartlandfiretrucks.com →
Gary Criswell Auction Service website home page

Gary Criswell Auction Service & Real Estate

The need
An auction and real estate business where the content changes constantly. Bidders need sale dates, flyers, and photos, and buyers need full property details.
What we built
Upcoming-auction cards built from each sale's advertising flyer, plus for-sale property listings with descriptions and complete photo galleries.
What we still do
When a new auction is scheduled, the flyer is turned into a web-ready announcement. New properties get a full listing and gallery, often the same day the information arrives.
Visit garycriswellauctioneers.com →
Eastside Baptist Church website home page

Eastside Baptist Church, Marlow, Oklahoma

The need
A church website is often the first place a visitor "meets" the congregation. It has to feel welcoming and can never look abandoned.
What we built
A warm, simple site with service times, recent sermon videos, and a Church Life photo gallery that shows the people behind the church.
What we still do
The newest sermons are posted every week, and new church life photos are added, so the homepage is always current without the church staff touching it.
Visit marloweastside.com →

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