Real sites for real businesses — restaurants, trade contractors, a web app, and a studio. Every one hand-written, no templates, no page builders.
An Ottawa family-health brand helping parents build healthier habits with their kids — no diets, ever. Coaching, workshops, recipes and free resources, with one clear Free Consult action on every page and a WordPress setup the team edits themselves. Read the case study.
A premium concrete flooring and coatings company serving Ottawa, Gatineau, and surrounding communities. The bilingual site pairs a strong project-focused visual identity with clear service navigation and prominent quote actions.
A Byward Market restaurant in downtown Ottawa. Full-width food photography, an ordering flow that pushes straight to checkout, and Google rating and opening hours surfaced right under the fold so people can decide fast.
A parging and masonry contractor covering Ottawa, Gatineau and 100 km around. Built in English, French and Arabic with a language picker, live open/closed status in the top bar, and a quote form as the main call to action.
A browser-based bulk mockup generator with its own marketing site. Product screenshots, plan comparison, and a free-tier signup flow — proof that the same approach scales past a simple brochure site.
A dark, high-contrast studio site with a work showcase and service breakdown. Different visual language entirely — a reminder that nothing here is a template being recoloured.
Beyond the homepage
The add-ons from the services page, running on live sites rather than described in a list.
La Bocca Juice. Categories, photos, and prices that read properly on a phone — not a PDF customers have to pinch and zoom.
The same menu reached from a table stand. Print it for your window, your tables, or your takeaway bags.
Most of your visitors arrive on a phone. Every layout is designed there first, then scaled up to desktop.
A real translated version with its own pages and hreflang tags — including full right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Visitors pick their language once and the whole site follows, so each version can rank on its own in search.
Pick a date, pick a time, get a confirmation. Customers book themselves in at 11pm instead of leaving a voicemail.
A restaurant needs a menu and an ordering button. A contractor needs a quote form and proof of past work. A web app needs a pricing table and a signup flow. None of those are the same website with a new logo dropped on top.
That's the whole reason every page here is written by hand. It costs the same as a template would, and you end up with something built for how your customers actually behave.
Free quote, no pressure, and a straight answer on what it'll cost.
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