Becker Design & Media Group Ltd — Saskatoon, SKEst. 2012 · hundreds of builds · 0 unhappy clients
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LOCATION — SWIFT CURRENT, SK

Swift Current Web Design

Becker Design is in Saskatoon — out Highway 7 and south at Rosetown, about three hours. One site we built runs at a Swift Current address. That’s a short list and we’re not going to make it look longer.

One address

Cheadle Street West

Legal Aid Saskatchewan runs its Swift Current area office on Cheadle Street West, covering a chunk of the southwest most people would call a long way from anywhere. We rebuilt the site that gets people to it — and built the backend so their own staff can keep it right without calling us.

The evidenceSHOWING 01 / 01 — CURATED, NOT QUERIED
How the distance works

Three hours, and why nobody has ever complained about it

Saskatoon
Home base
270 KM · 3 H 05 MIN · HIGHWAY 7 TO HIGHWAY 4
Swift Current
This page
Fig. 00 — The distance, measuredNot a map. On purpose.

Swift Current is a three-hour drive from our desk, so let’s deal with that directly.

The build itself doesn’t need anybody in the room. Kickoff is a call. The written content lives in a shared document, and how fast that fills in is what sets your launch date — not the highway, not us. The site gets built on a dev site, a private space on the web where the new website comes to life, and you have the link from day one, so there’s no big reveal and no waiting to see what we’ve been up to.

What the three hours are for is the handful of things that genuinely want a person on site — photographs of the actual place, a morning with whoever will be updating the site afterward. We plan those into the project rather than pretending they’ll happen casually.

And then the long part: hosting, updates, upkeep, backups, security, and support, six things on one bill, running quietly for years. That part has never noticed how far away anybody is.

The straight answer

Three hours is far enough to matter for some jobs

If the work needs somebody physically present more than a couple of times — a rotating front desk that needs retraining, product photography every season, meetings you’d want us in — then three hours each way is a real cost and you should hire closer to home. We’d tell you that on the first call, because you’d figure it out eventually and we’d rather you heard it from us.

The case we’re built for is the one where you want the thing done once and done correctly, then kept current for years by somebody who answers their own email. That job runs the same from 270 kilometres as it does from across the street, and it’s what we’ve spent 14 years doing.

The wider ledger

What we’ve built, mostly elsewhere

Hundreds of builds over 14 years, most of them for service businesses inside a day’s drive of this desk. Swift Current is at the edge of that circle. A few of them below.

  • Axiom Industries logo
  • Elance Steel logo
  • PDS Inc logo
  • Modern Closet logo
  • Thorpe logo
  • Valley Zipline Adventures logo
  • WKSkinClinic logo
  • Gryba Gratton logo
  • Your Voice Consulting logo
  • NS Modular logo
  • Northern Strands Winnipeg logo
  • Cuelenaere LLP logo
  • RDC logo
  • Northern Strands logo
  • Saskatoon Truck Parts logo
  • ResearchFDI logo
Who this tends to be

Four we can speak to honestly

One card has a Swift Current address behind it. The rest don’t, and say so. We’ve left eleven industries off this page rather than write something true of nowhere.

The registerSHOWING 04 — IF IT’S NOT HERE, WE HAVEN’T BUILT IT.
  • 01SWIFT CURRENT — CHEADLE ST W

    Law firms — including Legal Aid Saskatchewan

    Legal Aid Saskatchewan’s southwest office is on Cheadle Street West. The build’s hard requirement was that somebody arriving anxious finds the right page immediately — no menu archaeology. Delivered on time and on budget, in their words. More on law firm websites.

  • 02

    Construction companies

    Elance Steel, Fastener Warehouse, Axiom Industries, the Northern Strands group — our construction work is real and none of it is out here yet. If you’re bidding regional work, the site has to hold up when somebody checks you out before the tender closes. More on construction websites.

  • 03

    Professional services

    Accountants, advisors, consultants — OptimaHR, Your Voice Consulting, ResearchFDI. The southwest runs on a lot of small firms selling expertise, and the website problem there is always the same: making a stranger understand what you actually sell. More on professional services.

  • 04

    Travel and tourism

    Saskatooning, ExploreSSEP, Valley Zipline, The Ridge on Amisk. Nothing here yet. More on travel and tourism.

Asked and answered

Questions we actually get asked

Mostly in the first ten minutes.

  • Where are you, actually?

    Saskatoon — Highway 7 and then south at Rosetown, 270 kilometres, about three hours. No Swift Current office and no plans to claim one.

  • Have you built anything in Swift Current?

    One: Legal Aid Saskatchewan’s office on Cheadle Street West. One is a small number, and inflating it would be the exact thing this page exists not to do.

  • Isn’t three hours a problem?

    For some jobs, honestly, yes — see the section above, we’ve written down when you should hire closer to home. For a build-it-once-and-maintain-it job, no. Nothing about the work changes.

  • What does a website cost?

    More than the cheapest quote you’ll get and less than an agency’s. We don’t publish figures because the honest answer depends on what the site has to do. You’ll have the real number in a written proposal before you commit to anything.

04 — FOUR QUESTIONS, AND THE THIRD ONE IS THE HONEST ONE.
Next step

Tell us what you’re working on

Tell us what the business does and what the site has to accomplish. We’ll write back with a scope and a number — and if the honest answer is that you’d be better off with somebody closer, that’s what you’ll get. 306.292.7660.

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