Industries
You think your industry’s too specific for a web designer to get. You’re usually right.
Most websites get built from a comfortable distance — same structure for the dental clinic and the steel fabricator, different logo. And it shows, because those two businesses share almost nothing: different customers, different searches, different jobs to do at the moment somebody needs them. We build from up close instead: a portfolio that runs the width of the local economy, each website shaped around how that business actually gets found, chosen, and hired — and every industry below comes with named clients you can click.
Find yours.
Industry knowledge shows up in the sitemap
When a designer hasn’t learned an industry, the website confesses it: one all-purpose “Services” page where a dozen areas of law should be, a wall of uncaptioned photos where a project history should be, a contact form that treats a patient in pain like a newsletter signup. Industry knowledge isn’t a mission statement — it shows up in the sitemap, in what gets its own page, in what’s one tap from the homepage.
Learning that — how a business gets found, what its customers are anxious about, what has to be answerable before they’ll ever call — is the first job of every build we take on. It’s the same homework whether the client is a law office or a zipline park, and we’ve done it enough times, in enough rooms, that the industries below come pre-studied. Each page below shows the result: what we build differently for that line of work, who we’ve built it for, and what those clients said afterward.
Every industry, a website of its own
Each line below is that industry page’s own summary — the same words you’ll meet when you land there. Click through for the whole story: what that industry’s website has to get right, who we’ve built for, and how it went.
- 01Construction Companies
Construction company websites where the project history does the talking — real builds, real photos, and capability pages that hold up when a general contractor checks you out.
20 in the portfolio
- 02Mining Companies
Websites for mining and heavy industry that answer the procurement questions first: capabilities, safety record, certifications — structured for people who vet vendors for a living.
6 in the portfolio
- 03Contractors
Contractor websites that turn "can we see your work?" into a yes — photo-forward project galleries and a quote request that's easy to send from a phone.
14 in the portfolio
- 04Dental Clinics
Dental clinic websites built around the ninety-second trust decision: easy booking, real new-patient answers, your actual team, your actual rooms.
- 05Professional Services
Websites for consultants, advisors, and firms that sell expertise — built so a stranger can tell what you do, who it's for, and what happens when they call, without a jargon decoder.
11 in the portfolio
- 06Arts and Music
Websites for orchestras, festivals, and performers where the calendar is the main event — dates, tickets, and a design that carries the energy of the thing itself.
7 in the portfolio
- 07Mortgage Brokers
Websites for mortgage brokers: plain answers to nervous-buyer questions, rates that stay current, and a clear path from Google search to first phone call.
- 08Naturopaths
Naturopath and wellness clinic websites that earn trust before the first visit — treatments explained without mysticism or jargon, practitioners introduced properly, booking built in.
- 09Medical Aesthetics
Medical aesthetics websites that respect a careful decision — treatment pages that answer the real questions, honest before-and-after presentation, and a consultation path with no pressure attached.
- 10Health Care
Healthcare websites that serve patients and referrers at once — plain-language services, verifiable credentials, clean booking paths, accessibility built in.
8 in the portfolio
- 11Law Firms
Law firm websites organized the way clients search — practice-area pages, connected lawyer bios, and intake paths that respect urgency.
6 in the portfolio
- 12Restaurants
Restaurant websites built for the hungry and the double-parked — menu, hours, location, and ordering up front, everything else behind it.
- 13Nonprofits
Nonprofit websites where the mission stays front and centre and the donate button is never more than a scroll away — built to serve boards, donors, and volunteers at once.
- 14Travel & Tourism
Tourism and destination websites where the visit starts — big photography, current seasons and schedules, and booking paths that don't lose people at the last step.
7 in the portfolio
A portfolio of receipts
Depth matters more than range, so here are the columns: construction companies, from Thorpe to KDM Constructors, the deepest shelf we have. Contractors in every trade. Professional-services firms from research houses to training schools. Law firms — among them Cuelenaere LLP and Legal Aid Saskatchewan, which serves the whole province. Mining and industrial builds, Northern Strands and Elance Steel among them. Dental clinics like Midtown Dental, nonprofits like the Pink Wig Foundation, restaurants like Vern’s Pizza. Every website in the portfolio built and looked after from one studio in Saskatoon.
When we say we know your industry, that’s what we’re pointing at.
Northern StrandsMining companies
Woods Law OfficeLaw firms
PDS IncHealth care
The whole portfolio is open
Every claim in the section above is backed by live websites — not mockups, not case-study PDFs. Find businesses like yours and click through to the real thing.
If your industry isn’t up there
No list of industries covers the whole economy. The list is where we’ve built enough to talk in specifics — it was never a boundary. The portfolio also holds a hotel, a truck-driving school, and a food distributor, none of which have a page to their name — and every column in it started at one website, because somebody’s always first. If your business runs on expertise and appointments, start at professional services; it’s the widest door in the list. Otherwise, skip the list and just tell us what you do.
Two other ways in
Shopping by task rather than trade? Everything we sell is cataloged under services — from the design work to the quiet stuff that keeps websites out of trouble. And if the real question is “what do we actually need?”, that’s a digital strategy conversation — we’ll help you figure out what’s worth building before anyone talks price.
Tell us what you do
We’ll reply with what we’ve built for businesses like yours — live websites you can click through, not mockups — and tell you where we’d start. If your industry’s in the list, we can talk specifics from the first email. If it isn’t, the homework starts the day you write.