Website design for businesses across the GTA.
A website should make your service area easy to understand. We work remotely in English or Chinese to organize shared business information, explain useful local differences and give enquiries a clear next step.
All meetings and reviews are remote. This is service-area information, not an office address.
Keep one business clear across several areas.
Which services are available in each area?
For a pet-care business covering several neighbourhoods, separate services offered at your premises from those available within a service boundary. State any travel charges or availability only when you have confirmed them. Route each enquiry to the right person using the information your team actually needs.
Explore this industryGive every location the right visit information
A restaurant with more than one location may share a menu while keeping different hours or reservation links. We plan a shared source for common information and separate fields for genuine differences, so a guest can choose a location before booking. This is a planning example, not a client result.
Explore this industryDecide who approves the next update
Agree which prices, services and contact details are shared, which vary by location and who approves each change. Begin with the pages customers need; add regional content when there is something useful to explain. Website design, search setup and ongoing editing each have an agreed scope.
See website care
See how the decisions work.
Actual captures of our English and Chinese concept sites. These are fictional brands, not local clients; the demos do not take bookings or payments.
Arc & Field shows how a project index and a short brief can help visitors explain what they need.
Juniper Table keeps a text menu, visit information and the next booking step close together.
Review the work together, wherever you are.
Share the business materials
Send your current website, business details and the problem you want to solve. Use English or Chinese; we agree which languages the website needs.
Agree the scope in writing
Confirm the pages, content responsibilities, revision rounds and price before development. Domain ownership, editing access and recurring costs are part of that conversation.
Review a working preview
Review the preview on a phone and a larger screen. Gather your feedback into the agreed revision rounds, including the wording and business facts in each language.
Check and hand over
Check the approved information, enquiry route and booking links before launch. Agree who will update the site afterwards and what ongoing care covers.
Choose the scope before the price.
These are template-led website packages. Custom art direction, migration and integrations are scoped separately; the websites above, designed for fictional brands, show possible design directions.
- The essentials
USD 249one time
One page, one language
- A proper presence
USD 549one time
Up to five pages, one language
- Add a second language
USD 229one time
Content preparation and approval agreed first.
Choose CAD or USD with the currency control. Ongoing care and third-party subscriptions are separate. Search work has a defined scope; rankings are not guaranteed.
Compare CAD scope and pricesHave a website that needs attention?
Share the public URL and the problem you want to solve. We can discuss the next useful change and agree the scope.
Start with a website reviewHave somethingworth signalling?
Tell us what you are making and who needs to find it. Write in English or Chinese.