The person behind the studio
Highr Labs is one designer-developer in Farmington, Utah — no account managers, no hand-offs. You talk to the person who designs and codes your site.

Hi, I’m Dylan.
I founded Highr Labs on a simple bet: Squarespace doesn’t have to look like Squarespace. With real design and custom code, it can carry a serious brand — without the plugins, patches, and retainers that come with heavier platforms.
I’m a Squarespace Circle Platinum Partner, which means Squarespace itself vouches for the volume and quality of work coming out of this studio. It also means my clients get 25% off their first year and a 12-month free trial while we build.
Every project here runs the same way. We start with a discovery call and you leave it with a fixed quote — not an hourly estimate that grows. I design around your brand, build it custom, and hand it off with video training so you can run your own site. When you email, the person who built your site is the one who answers.
I work from Farmington, Utah. A lot of my clients are here along the Wasatch Front — Davis County, Salt Lake City, Ogden — and just as many are scattered across the country. Same process either way: video calls, a shared feedback board, quick turnarounds.
How I work
Direct with the founder
No project managers relaying messages. Design decisions, code, and support all come from one person who knows your site end to end.
Custom, not templated
Every build starts from your brand — layout, type, and interactions designed for you, then pushed further with custom code where it counts.
Fixed quotes, public pricing
Packages are published on the pricing page and every project gets a fixed quote before it starts. No hourly surprises.
Support after launch
Video training on your own site, 30 days of email support after hand-off, and ongoing management if you want a hand long-term.
Utah roots, clients anywhere
Along the Wasatch Front
Based in Farmington, same time zone as your business. See web design in Utah, Salt Lake City, or Farmington.
Across the U.S.
Every project runs remote — a discovery call over video, a shared board for feedback, and a launch date. Distance has never changed the result.
On YouTube
I publish Squarespace tutorials and build breakdowns on the Highr Labs channel — the same techniques used in client work.
