our portfolio

We partnered with an existing website designer that the client had hired in order to build out the content of the website. This was the launch of an expansion on an existing business, so the website launch was also coordinated with the creation of the Next Home Hub logo and launch of their social media. The client continues to retain us for ongoing website updates, marketing strategy and social media account management. 

W: https://www.nexthomehub.ca/

We were able to turn this website over with a very quick timeline, thanks to the preliminary legwork of the project managers. We can't take credit for the copywriting, we just supported the back end of the build. Clients were pleased with the results; we included training for their team in the project so that they can be self-sufficient with future updates.

W: https://yegorganizers.ca/

All of the content on the website was, and continues to be, curated by us. Built and developed using a WordPress template, hosted by Go Daddy.  The website was designed to support local businesses and celebrate all things weird and wonderful in Fort Saskatchewan, Sherwood Park and Strathcona County. Born out of the “be a tourist in your own town” and the "shop local" mentality, Explore Strathcona County aims to share all of the coolest things and best of our communities. They are also huge advocates for local small businesses and non-profits. 

W: https://explorestrathconacounty.com/

Clients needed something quick and affordable. Using a Go Daddy template, and with the client themselves building out some of the content, we were able to turn the website over to them in less than a week and less than 10 hours of billing. *Note that is an unusually quick turnaround time. 

We continue to support the business with ongoing website maintenance and updates.

W: https://trustuslegal.ca/

Using a Go Daddy template,  we built out all of the content on the website [with the exception of guest blogs as noted by author]. The template was selected for speed of build, opportunity to incorporate other needs [claim domain, email marketing, member management] and the sheer simplicity in turning it over to be edited by the next team of volunteers.  The Go Daddy website builder templates are excellent and very user friendly. 

W: https://wibasc.ca/

A quick website build using a Go Daddy template. This business needed something to show off their skills and beautiful workmanship to potential clients, but wanted to keep it simple. 

We were able to turn this around for the client with an investment of about $500 in about two weeks. Client supplied the photos, logo and tagline. 

W: https://properfencing.ca/

This business owner had drafted most of her own content already, just needed a little support to get her website built and up and running; some images sourced for the content; and a couple power point presentations built.

Together, we were able to get her up and running with the tools that she needed in just a couple of weeks. We used a Go Daddy template for ease of use and editing future state. 

W: https://optimalgrowth.ca/

Within the constraints of their budget and existing member management and website software, we were tasked with freshening up the website. We were successful in freshening up imagery and adjusting the content to be more meaningful for members. On the backend, we were able to eliminate over 1500 files and images that were cumbersome; and we supported the organization to establish some best practices to ensure the site stays current, engaging and inviting for members and the general public alike.  

W: https://www.fortsaskchamber.com/

This small business just wanted a basic website done in order to support their clients, and to add credibility when bidding on jobs. We were successful in supporting the business with the relaunch of a new logo and built a basic website on WordPress requiring minimal updating. 

W: https://banditfireprotection.com/