Everything you said, and where it landed.

Colorado's home page no longer carries plan cards at all. Clicking “See the plans” on Harvest 47 opens a Harvest 47 page that talks only about Harvest 47: where it is, what makes it different, the Meadow Series, and the personalization. Legacy Park and PrairieStar each have one too.

Wyoming is one page. Trailhead is written out in full where the neighborhood cards used to be, the plans sit directly under it, and there is no neighborhoods index at all. The old /neighborhoods link redirects to the Trailhead section rather than breaking.

Every plan now has its own page: the elevation, the floor plan sheets, what is structurally different about that plan, and the three elevation choices. The Elliot's sheets are live; the rest open a labelled placeholder until the drawings arrive.

The lockup is about 55% larger on both sites and the header bar grew with it, so it reads as the first thing on the page rather than a mark tucked in a corner.

That is now the line, word for word. And “built by trades you'll run into at the grocery store” became “partners,” which is your word — trades did read a little cold.

We had the cottages returning to the back lots at Harvest 47, which was our reading of the August meeting. Corrected: Legacy Park is now its own neighborhood in Berthoud with the whole cottage collection assigned to it, and the neighborhoods run in your order — Harvest 47, then Legacy Park, then PrairieStar last.

Three entries, in that order, with Stephanie added. The line about Berthoud Builders having built the office you work out of is gone.

The Colorado stat row is now three: 2018 founded in Berthoud, 10 lots upcoming at Harvest 47, and 88 homes built in Berthoud at PrairieStar. The 25% is still the largest thing on the hero directly above it.

All three are on the Harvest 47 page with your descriptions, at 1,536, 1,600 and 1,664 square feet, three bedroom, two bath, ranch. Each has its own page with the configuration list you dictated. Elevations dropped from four to three, per the memo.

It has its own block on the Harvest 47 page, and step two of “From hello to home” on that page now names the Atlas Flooring Design Center specifically instead of saying “finishes.” The generic wording stays everywhere else.

Pricing moved off the plan and onto the neighborhood everywhere on the site. Harvest 47 reads from the mid $500s and it is said once, not three times. Legacy Park says pricing to be announced and carries no number at all.

The Saint is off both public sites. The Audrey is on both as a coming-soon plan with its own page, described as the larger plan, three bedrooms standard with an option for a fourth. The Saint stays in the internal pricing catalog so nothing in the tool breaks.

Saddle Ridge is off the Wyoming site, and The Ross went with it. The two Wilderness Trail listings came off the Available Homes section, which now has nothing in it and does not render. The neighborhood and the plan both stay in the back office if you ever want them back.

That is the Trailhead section, in your words, with the cross streets called out and the four things nearby listed. All of that text is editable from the back office, so you can refine it without coming back to us.

It is a banner high in the Trailhead section, in the announcement strip across the very top of every Wyoming page, and in the FAQ. It reads Wednesday September 24 at 4:00pm, corner of Converse and Story, with a line saying a more specific address follows closer to the date.

Every drawn plan carries that range — the Elliot, the Livingstone and the Taylor all read 928 to 1,792 sq ft, and each plan page says plainly that the exact figure for that plan comes with its floor plan. We would rather show the honest range than invent three numbers you did not give us. Send the sheets and the ranges become real figures. The Audrey carries nothing, because it is larger than that range and still being drawn.

The Elliot and the Livingstone read from the low $300s, the Taylor from the mid $300s, and the price is also stated prominently near the top of the hero, which is where you asked for it.

The “who builds it” section is deleted from the Wyoming site, exactly as you said, and replaced with the RE/MAX Capital Properties partnership: a short bio, Steve Prescott named as managing broker, his number, and the Equal Housing mark. Every phone number on the Wyoming site is now (307) 635-0303 and every reference to Gary is gone.

Neither name appears anywhere on the Wyoming site. Step three of “From hello to home” now reads “Mission Homes builds your home to your exact selections.” Colorado still names Berthoud Builders, because that is where they build.

The tagline is now “Attainable, thoughtfully designed homes in Cheyenne,” and we went through the rest of the Wyoming page and pulled the repeat out of the footer too.

Master craftsmanship now reads: custom-level quality with real oversight on every home, attention to detail in the finish work, an efficient envelope that keeps its heat, materials chosen to last — and above code, not to it, which we kept because you like it.

Nothing from it went on the site. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle piece we had linked previously also came off, since it carries the same 122-homes framing. News on Wyoming is drafts only until there is real coverage.

Built, on Colorado only — you said Cheyenne is a new presence, so the Wyoming site has the banner but no link to a past-partner page. You pointed us at your current charitable partners page, so we pulled from it: all seven of the most recent cycle and all six from the Hall of Fame are listed with their links, and the giving team is there with the verse each of them chose. Logos still to come. We left the bios blank on purpose — the ones on your site describe real people and their jobs, and you said you would ask the team whether they want to refresh them first.

The three reviews we had written as placeholders are deleted. The Reviews library and the homepage section are both still there and both empty — add a real one, tick “feature,” publish, and the section appears.

The Tallgrass interior set is the staged one — the coat hooks, the handbag by the door — and every one of those photos is off both sites. Exteriors from the same shoot stayed, since there is no furniture in them. Interiors now come from the unstaged homes.

Nine pieces are on the news page now, pulled from your current site and every link checked: the Denver Post, No. Co Style, the Berthoud Surveyor, two from the Reporter-Herald, City Lifestyle, Fort Collins Rescue Mission, and the two launch-era videos. One item on that page — a 2018 BizWest piece — is listed there pointing at another article's URL, so we left it out rather than publish a link that goes somewhere wrong. Send us the right link and it goes straight in.

Both sites now have a full gallery page, filterable by where you are in the house, with the home page keeping a short walk and linking through. Send the Dropbox package and it fills up — the page is built to absorb it.

Our recommendation is unchanged: move to Resend. Cheaper at your list size, and it is the same service that sends buyer and transactional email in the full build, so capture and outbound run on one system. Worth twenty minutes on a call rather than a paragraph here.

It scrolls again, on both sites. We had pulled it along with every other moving element, so this is now the one thing on either site that moves without you — which is the point, since it draws the eye to the giving. It pauses the second you hover so you can read a name, and it goes still for anyone whose device asks for reduced motion.

Go and poke at it. Words & banners holds the hero lines, mission statement, pillars and announcement bars for both sites. Neighborhoods holds the Trailhead write-up, status and price band. Libraries cover team, listed homes, reviews, FAQs, partners, MVPs, giving team, and news. Everything stages as a draft and nothing is live until you press Publish.

Both neighborhood location panels have a labelled slot for the drawn map, next to the cross streets and what is nearby. We are not generating a fake site plan — send the plat or the site plan and it goes in as a real one. Same for the Trailhead drone footage when you get it shot.