Anchorage Press
A new public-facing editorial experience supported by modern publishing and membership infrastructure.
Explore 16 publicly accessible Alaska web projects and products. Switch every real screenshot between desktop and mobile, then see the actual role, approach and technology behind the work.
Actual website captures—not concept renderings. Partner projects are clearly distinguished from FOURAK client work and FMG-owned products.
A new public-facing editorial experience supported by modern publishing and membership infrastructure.
An Alaska-built salmon-count resource that makes public fish data easier to explore.
An Alaska wellness web presence centered on clear service discovery and trust.
A distinctive digital home for a design-led watch and lifestyle brand.
A guide-focused fishing presence with trip discovery, pricing and booking information.
A fishing-adventures website organized to help guests find the right trip and make an inquiry.
A design-forward publication website built around imagery, stories and editorial identity.
An established Alaska spa retailer's online home connecting products, showrooms and local service.
A distinctive creative and digital studio experience with a bold typographic system and original N/9 identity.
An Anchorage auto glass website connecting repair, replacement and calibration information to customer inquiries.
A local property-services web presence covering urgent assistance, heating and repair services.
A South Bay commercial property presence supporting market information, properties and contacts.
A fitness and nutrition website with a clear route from services to inquiries.
A lodging and ranch destination presence highlighting accommodations and guest planning.
A construction-company website emphasizing professional presentation and service discovery.
A focused property marketing website built around one Sterling Highway listing.
Real browser captures, taken 29 October 2026. A public website being accessible does not establish formal client acceptance. Martin Media work is credited to the partner relationship; FMG-owned products are labeled separately. No performance figures are invented.
Our new-build direction is custom Astro, static-first delivery and infrastructure a client can understand and own. We assess each existing site before changing its platform.
Modernization means a content inventory, URL mapping, design system, accessible templates, deliberate integrations and a measurable launch checklist. Some showcased sites still run WordPress. Others use Astro or different content platforms. We never label an uncompleted migration as finished.
Alaska Web Company is an FMG-operated directory, not an independent awards list.
Direct FMG work includes publishing, commerce, service businesses and projects created and owned by the studio. Each case states its own role.
Martin Media owns its client relationships. FMG contributes technical delivery as a partner. Publicly accessible work is not automatically a completed client sign-off.
Projects still in development are intentionally excluded from this live-site gallery, including Alaska Cheeky and Fox Air.