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Real businesses we work with. Here’s what we do for them.

Playground and safety surfacing, Ontario

Their team puts job photos on the website themselves.

We built Rubberscape’s website, then gave them a photo library in their Harbour. Photos and video go into the library, get sorted into galleries, and show up on the site. For photos, nobody waits on us.

The Rubberscape homepage: “Play spaces built for safety. Engineered to last.” beside a playground seen from above
The Rubberscape gallery, with filters above a grid of project photosThe colour options on the Rubberscape rubber surfacing page: a grid of named colour swatchesThe Rubberscape contact page, with the office details and the form to request a free quoteThe Rubberscape about page, with a portrait of the founder in a playground beside his storyThe Rubberscape sports courts page on a phone, with a video of a court
305photos and videos on the site, across 25 galleries and 18 pages
20pages, designed and built
102releases of the site since April 2026

What we did

  • A 20-page website, with a gallery of job photos and video.
  • A photo library in their Harbour that fills the galleries on the site.
  • A quote form that takes up to five photos of the job.

Next. A job app for the crew: photos, checklists, schedule and hours. In prototype.

Website and software

VercelGitHubGoogle AnalyticsSearch ConsoleCloudflare

Counted on 8 October 2026.

Piercing studios in Oakville and Mississauga, and an online jewellery store

Email, texts and the online store, looked after by one team.

The Curated Lobe runs two studios and a Shopify store. We moved their customer emails and texts to Klaviyo, launched their newsletter, and keep improving the store.

The Curated Lobe homepage: “Piercer-Designed 14k Gold & Titanium Jewelry” over a close photo of an ear wearing gold earrings
The Shop All page of The Curated Lobe store, listing 227 products with filters beside themA product page on The Curated Lobe store: a gold chain with moon, star and planet charmsThe booking page, with the Oakville and Mississauga studios side by sideThe foot of The Curated Lobe homepage, with reviews and the sign-up for The Curated Edit newsletterThe Curated Lobe homepage on a phone, showing six kinds of earring
4emails that send themselves: welcome, abandoned cart, abandoned checkout, back in stock
227products showing on the Shop All page, up from 186
Sept 2026their newsletter, The Curated Edit, sent its first issue

What we did

  • Customer emails and texts moved to Klaviyo, with four automated emails running.
  • Their newsletter, The Curated Edit, launched in September 2026.
  • Ongoing work on the Shopify store.
  • A daily sales page in their Harbour: the online store and both studios in one place.

Next. A booking system of their own, in place of one they rent for each studio. In prototype.

Marketing, website and software

ShopifyKlaviyoGoogle AnalyticsGoogle WorkspaceCloudflare

Counted on 8 October 2026.

Landscaping and interlock, Burlington and Oakville

28 pages rebuilt. Every web address kept.

Roger’s site is on WordPress, with the plugins and upkeep that come with it. We’ve rebuilt it page for page as a fast, simple site, ready to launch. It looks the same on purpose. What changes is everything underneath.

The rebuilt Roger’s Landscaping homepage: “36 Years of Quality Landscaping” over a photo of a stone-edged pool, with a quote form beside it
The patios, walkways and landings page of the rebuilt Roger’s Landscaping siteThe pergolas and gazebos page, showing a timber pergola over an outdoor seating areaThe before and after gallery on the rebuilt Roger’s Landscaping site: paired photos of lawns, patios and walkwaysThe services section of the rebuilt Roger’s Landscaping homepage, with six photo cardsThe custom lighting page of the rebuilt Roger’s Landscaping site on a phone
28pages rebuilt, page for page
28 of 28web addresses kept, so Google’s links still work at launch

What we did

  • Every page rebuilt off WordPress, with the same words and pictures.
  • Every page keeps its web address when the new site goes up.
  • A quote form that takes photos of the yard.
  • Their Google and Meta tracking carried over, ready to switch on at launch.

Next. Launch, once the domain has moved.

Website

Next.jsVercelGoogle AnalyticsGoogle AdsMeta

Counted on 8 October 2026.

An online store for a coffee booster

A new storefront, and the automated emails redesigned to match.

The Better Company sells online, on Shopify. We designed and built their new storefront, then rebuilt the emails customers get so the whole thing looks like one brand.

The Better Company homepage: “Your coffee, upgraded.” beside the Coffee Booster pouch and a mug
The Coffee Booster product page, with a photo of the product and the options to buyThe ingredients section of The Better Company homepage: “Six ingredients. One simple scoop.”A section of The Better Company homepage with a portrait and a quote from an ambassadorThe reviews section of the product page, beside a row of customer storiesThe “Scoop. Stir. Enjoy.” section of the product page on a phone
23emails designed from scratch
38automated messages now sending in the new look
Sept 2026the new storefront went live

What we did

  • A new Shopify storefront, designed and built.
  • 38 of 47 automated emails rebuilt in Klaviyo.
  • Customer reviews added to the product page.
  • A month of Meta ads in August 2026, with a one-page report for the owners.

Website and marketing

ShopifyKlaviyoMetaGoogle Analytics

Counted on 8 October 2026.

More work

The Bowlexis homepage: “Know exactly what you are buying. Before you sign.” over a photograph of a house at dusk
The Bowlexis process page: a six-step timeline from first contact to final packageThe logo section of the Bowlexis brand guideThe Bowlexis “Who we serve” page on a phone

Pre-construction advisory, Toronto and the GTA

An eight-page website, a brand guide and a full set of logo files.

Next.jsVercel

The Cheri’s Travel Boutique homepage: “Your trip. Your way. I’ll make it seamless.” with illustrated postcards in the corners
The “Hand-picked escapes” section of the Cheri’s Travel Boutique site, with three cardsThe foot of the Cheri’s Travel Boutique site: “Where have you always meant to go?” above an envelope and a globeThe Cheri’s Travel Boutique homepage on a phone

A travel agency in Beamsville, Ontario

A one-page website with a newsletter sign-up, a logo and print-ready business cards.

Next.jsVercelGoogle AnalyticsMailchimp

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