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Markham / Remote websites

Bilingual website design for Markham businesses.

Give customers the same useful information in English and Chinese. We design and redesign websites for Markham businesses remotely, with a clear process for approving content and keeping both languages current.

All meetings and reviews are remote. This is service-area information, not an office address.

The customer’s next step

Two languages, with updates you can manage.

  1. Keep both menus current when a dish changes

    For a restaurant, start with approved dish names, prices and menu categories. Keep prices and opening hours in a shared source, then review the wording in each language. Your team confirms menu facts and dietary information before publication. These are planning examples, not claims about Markham clients.

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  2. Describe the same salon service in both languages

    A salon may use different wording for a cut, colour or consultation in English and Chinese. We organize the description around what is included, the approved starting price and how to book. Changes follow one review list, so a new price or cancellation policy reaches both versions.

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  3. Keep everyday editing within reach

    Choose managed updates or a CMS for agreed fields before development starts. We also agree who checks each language and how changes are handed over. The second language and ongoing editing are priced separately from a one-language website; the proposal states what is included.

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Working design studies

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.

Juniper Table demonstrates readable English and Chinese menus with a separate booking preview.

Forma Studio gives each sample service a description, duration and starting price before the appointment step.

English / Chinese · Remote collaboration

Review the work together, wherever you are.

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

Scope & pricing

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.

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Have 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 review

Have somethingworth signalling?

Tell us what you are making and who needs to find it. Write in English or Chinese.