Web Design and Development in Ottawa

Fast Next.js builds

We build on Next.js, a fullstack framework. Pages are prepared ahead of time and served ready to read, so there's no plugin update to take the site down on a Monday morning. Pages built this way also tend to load quickly on phones.

You own the code

Your site lives in a Git repository you can access. If you ever move on, the site goes with you.

Search-ready from launch

Clear headings, one topic per page, proper titles and meta descriptions, schema markup, a sitemap and Search Console set up on launch day.

If your customers search in both languages, your site should answer in both, properly.

Separate pages, not a translate button

A browser-translate widget gives Google nothing to index in French. Real French pages, with their own URLs, can show up when people search in French.

Correct language tags

We set up language tags (hreflang) so Google knows which version to show which visitor, and the two versions don't compete with each other.

Natural French, not machine output

Your French content should read like it was written for your customers. We'll talk through how you want to handle translation on the call.

Plenty of Ottawa clients, especially organisations that deal with government or the public sector, check whether a supplier's website is accessible. Ontario also has accessibility rules under the AODA that apply to many organisations. We build with clear structure, readable contrast, proper headings, labelled forms and keyboard-friendly navigation. If you have specific accessibility requirements, bring them to the call and we'll go through them.