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Web development and design

Websites that load fast, read clearly and get found.

We design and build websites on WordPress, Next.js, Shopify and Webflow that load fast, work for every visitor and are ready for search and AI answers from launch day. You get a site your team can edit, measure and grow.

Quick answer

What should a business website do today?

A business website should load fast on a phone, explain clearly what you do and for whom, answer the questions buyers ask, and make the next step easy. It also needs clean structure and schema so search engines and AI tools can understand it, and analytics so you can see what works. We build every site to that standard.

  • 150+ responsive sites built.
  • Accessibility checks before every launch.
  • Bilingual and right-to-left builds.

Who it is for

Who we build for

Businesses outgrowing a template

Sites that started on a theme or builder and now need speed, structure and room to grow.

Teams changing platforms

Moves from Wix, old WordPress themes or heavy page builders, without losing rankings.

Bilingual Quebec businesses

French and English sites done properly, plus Arabic and Spanish when you need them.

Founders shipping a product

Marketing sites, web apps and MVPs that need to launch fast and stay maintainable.

The problem

Signs your site is holding you back

A slow, fragile site quietly taxes every campaign you run.

  • It is slow on phones

    Most visitors arrive on mobile. Every extra second costs you attention, and it shows up in Core Web Vitals.

  • You cannot edit it yourself

    Simple changes wait on a developer, so the site falls behind your business.

  • It does not answer buyer questions

    Pages describe the company but skip prices, process, timelines and the questions people actually ask.

  • Plugins keep piling up

    Heavy page builders and dozens of plugins slow the site, break on updates and open security holes.

Platforms

The right stack for the job.

WordPress for content-rich sites you can edit yourself. Next.js for fast custom builds and web apps. Shopify for stores. Webflow and Squarespace when speed to launch matters most.

Whatever the stack, the site is wired into analytics and your marketing system from launch.

  • WordPress
  • Next.js
  • Shopify
  • Webflow
  • Squarespace
A developer desk with code on a monitor and hand-drawn wireframes in a sketchbook

Our approach

From brief to launch, step by step

  1. 01

    Listen

    We learn how you want to be seen, who you serve and what success looks like.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Site map, content plan, SEO and AEO structure, and a redirect map for every existing URL.

  3. 03

    Design

    Wireframes first, then visual design you review on real screen sizes.

  4. 04

    Build

    Lean, accessible code on the chosen platform, with content entered and forms connected.

  5. 05

    Test

    Speed, accessibility, browsers, devices, forms and every language checked before launch.

  6. 06

    Launch and measure

    Redirects, analytics, Search Console and a post-launch review.

Deliverables

What you get

  • Site map and content plan
  • Wireframes and visual design
  • A responsive build on the chosen platform
  • SEO, AEO and schema setup
  • Accessibility checks
  • Redirect map for existing URLs
  • GA4, Search Console and tag setup
  • Training and handover notes

Timeline

A typical marketing site timeline

  1. Weeks 1 to 2Discovery and site map.
  2. Weeks 3 to 5Wireframes and design.
  3. Weeks 6 to 10Build, content and testing.
  4. Launch weekRedirects, tracking and review.

Stores, web apps and larger sites take longer. You get a dated plan before we start.

Engagement models

What we build

Marketing website

A fast, editable site that explains what you do, answers buyer questions and turns visits into leads.

Best for service businesses and B2B.

  • Design and build
  • SEO, AEO and schema
  • Analytics and forms
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Example scenario

A bilingual firm stuck on a heavy page builder

An illustration of how this kind of engagement usually runs. Not a client result.

The firm's site runs on an old theme with a page builder and more than 30 plugins. It is slow on phones, the French version is incomplete, and nobody on the team dares to update it.

  1. We map every existing URL and decide what to keep, merge or redirect.
  2. The new site is built on a light custom WordPress theme, with French and English side by side and forms that save every lead.
  3. Redirects, Search Console and GA4 go live the same day as the new site.
What we would measure: Core Web Vitals on mobile, organic traffic and rankings through the switch, form submissions, and how often the team updates the site without help.

Choosing a platform

Which platform fits your site?

CompareWordPressNext.jsShopifyWebflow
Best forContent-rich sites you edit yourselfCustom builds and web appsOnline storesDesign-led marketing sites
EditingEasy, with the right themeNeeds a developer or a headless CMSEasy for products and pagesEasy visual editor
Speed potentialHigh with a lean themeVery highGoodGood
MultilingualStrongStrongGood, with appsGood

FAQ

Web development questions

Still have a question? Ask us directly

How much does a website cost?

It depends on the number of pages, languages, features and how much content we write. After a free call you get a written quote with a fixed scope.

How long does a website take?

A typical marketing site takes 8 to 12 weeks from kickoff to launch. Stores and web apps take longer. You get a dated plan before we start.

Will we lose our Google rankings when we switch?

Not if the move is planned. We map every old URL to its new home, keep what ranks, and set up redirects and Search Console before launch.

Can we edit the site ourselves?

Yes. We build so your team can update text, images and pages without a developer, and we train you before handover.

Do you build in French and Arabic?

Yes. We build in English, French, Arabic (right to left) and Spanish, with proper hreflang tags and translated metadata.

Do you host the site?

We recommend managed hosting, such as WP Engine for WordPress, and set it up with you. The hosting account stays in your name.

Is the site accessible?

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: semantic markup, keyboard support, good contrast, captions and motion settings that respect every visitor.

Do you offer maintenance?

Yes. A monthly care plan covers updates, backups, small changes and speed and uptime checks.

Planning a new site or a rebuild?

Book a free 30-minute call. Tell us what the site needs to do, and you will get an honest view of platform, scope and timeline.

Accessibility

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