Web Design Portfolio

Over the years, we’ve helped dozens of Canadian businesses increase their online revenues, generate more leads, and improve their brand.

The Progressives Featured Project

This group of Senators posts regular updates on the important topics they discuss at Parliament. Their website must accommodate hundreds of new blog posts per year in both official languages.

We built The Progressives an extremely high performance bilingual website that loads instantly, and will scale for years to come.

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Camp Aftermath

Camp Aftermath offers long-term management of PTSD for Canadian first responders and veterans through volunteerism.

INSECTCIBUS.com

Insectcibus operates an ecommerce store selling dried mealworms, mealworm frass and specialized bird seed blended with dried mealworms.

Ken’s Firewood

Ken’s Firewood was one of Ottawa’s finest residential dry and seasoned hardwood firewood providers for many years.

Next Level Tree Services

Next Level Tree Services offers a full suite of tree and property management services in the National Capital Region.

Patenaude Martial Arts

Patenaude Martial Arts is a family owned and operated martial arts school with locations in Eastern Ontario and Quebec.

Sign Service Butler

Sign Service Butler offers real estate sign storage, installation and maintenance services to real estate agents of the National Capital Region.

Softwash Butler

Softwash Butler provides professional softwashing services to residential and commercial clients.

The Progressives

The Progressives are a parliamentary group of Senators united by their values of liberty and equality.

Very Hungry Nomads

A popular international blog featuring two women who have traveled to every single country in the world!
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We are moving from zero to one, not from one to hundred. That means we are focused on creating new solutions, not copying the existing ones.

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Very Hungry Nomads

Sign Service Butler

INSECTCIBUS.com

Camp Aftermath