









About
Contour Design Co.

Maddox Carroll, founder
Made in Juneau
I’ve lived in Juneau my whole life. When I’m not building, I’m usually in the mountains around town on a bike, a snowboard or a snow machine, or on the soccer field, where I’ve captained my teams.
It started with game day posters. That turned into small sites for friends and family, and over the past year into full websites, logos and marketing for businesses across Alaska, from a photographer in Anchorage to a contractor in Haines.
I started Contour Design Co. because every business deserves a website that captures who they are, at a price a small business can actually afford. Clients are usually surprised one person built it. That’s the idea.
How I work
It starts with your goals. Then a plan made for your business, a short questionnaire and a call, and I start building.
01
You talk to me
No account manager and no hand-off. I reply the same day, and I'm a text message away whenever you need something.
02
Your goals first
Every project starts with what you want out of it: more bookings, more leads, being easier to find. The design works back from there.
03
Built for you
No templates. I bring ideas and options, you help pick, and the site ends up looking like your business, not everyone else's.
04
I stick around
Launch isn't the end. Small fixes are no big deal, and I'm a text away. You're my client, and I want you happy.
Work so far
- Peter May Photography
Anchorage
Took a photography side hustle to a real business: a portfolio, pricing and booking in one place, and a site that shows up when people search his name.
- Arctic Gloss Detailing
Juneau
An animated site with a touch of Alaska for a mobile detailer who wanted to look more established and take bookings online.
Tim Thom's Solutions
Haines
A contractor's first logo and first website, built over the phone from photos and a list of services.
Why Contour
Contour lines show elevation, and that’s the job: take what a business already has and lift it. They also show what’s under the surface, which is where good design starts.
The lines behind this page are Thunder Mountain, traced from real USGS elevation data. It’s the terrain I grew up in.
