Coza Mia
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.
Real sites for real businesses — a restaurant, a trade contractor, a web app, and a studio. Every one hand-written, no templates, no page builders.
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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