Website design & development · Langley, BC
A website that does the selling your team keeps doing manually.
Design first, then build – but both in service of one thing: the visitor knowing what you do, who it's for, and what happens next inside a few seconds. Sites are built to load fast, rank, and hand qualified inquiries to whoever is answering the phone.
Strategy before layout
The site plan starts from the sale: what people ask before they buy, what objections come up, what the sales conversation repeats every week. Those become the pages.
That is also what makes the site rank – pages built around real questions are the same pages search engines want to show.
Copy and design together
Copy is written first or alongside design, never dropped into a template afterwards. Headlines carry the argument; the layout gets out of the way.
Photography and video get briefed to match the pages, so the shoot list serves the site instead of the site working around whatever exists.
Built to load and to be found
Fast on a phone on mobile data, technically clean, structured data in place, and analytics wired up from day one. Search visibility is designed in rather than retrofitted.
Where a project needs booking, quoting, or CRM integration, that gets built in rather than bolted on.
Who this is for
Small local businesses whose current site was built for a smaller version of the company. Real estate projects that need a launch site on a fixed date. Startups that need a credible first site fast.
One senior lead runs the project; developers, photographers, and copy specialists get pulled in from the network as the scope requires.
What you get
Scope, in plain terms.
- Site strategy and structure
- Page plan built from the sales conversation and real search demand.
- Design system
- Type, colour, and components that hold up as pages get added.
- Copywriting
- Every page written – headlines, body, and calls to action.
- Build and launch
- Development, QA on real devices, redirects, and a clean cutover.
- Search and analytics setup
- Metadata, structured data, Search Console, and conversion tracking.
- Handover or care
- Training so your team can edit, or an ongoing retainer if you'd rather not.
Proof
Where this work has already run.
Frequently asked
The questions that come up first.
- How long does a site take?
- A focused small-business site typically runs four to eight weeks. Launch sites with fixed dates get built to the date, with scope adjusted to protect it.
- Do you redesign existing sites?
- Often. If the structure is sound, a rewrite plus a design pass beats starting over – and it keeps the search equity you already have.
- What platform do you build on?
- Whatever suits the job and your team's comfort level. The deciding factor is who has to update it after launch.
- Is SEO included?
- Technical and on-page fundamentals, yes. Ongoing local SEO is a separate engagement – see the local SEO page.
Where this runs
conversion-focused websites, city by city.
Rebuilds for Abbotsford businesses whose site is quietly costing them enquiries.
Fast, conversion-focused sites for Chilliwack operators competing on trust.
Sites built for a dense local catchment with short decision cycles.
Island builds that hold up in front of buyers, partners, and funders.
Booking-driven builds sized for Kelowna's seasonal traffic spikes.
Straightforward, high-intent sites for Delta and Ladner service businesses.
Every region and city served is listed below.
Next step
Send me your current site. I'll tell you what to keep and what to rebuild.
Where I deliver
Across British Columbia, region by region.
Remote-first with regular time on the ground in the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland, plus scheduled visits everywhere else.
Home base
Fraser Valley, BC
Home base. Often at the same table. Home base. Where the longest engagements live and most of the trust gets built. Close enough to meet in person on a normal week and stay on the same cadence the business actually runs at.
Langley · Abbotsford · Chilliwack · Mission · Maple Ridge
AbbotsfordChilliwackMaple Ridge & Pitt Meadows
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Lower Mainland · Greater Vancouver, BC
Close to the city, in person when it matters. A short drive from home base. Easy to meet in person for kickoffs, presentation centres, and the moments that need a room – then run the rest on a tight async cadence.
Burnaby · Surrey · Coquitlam · Richmond · New Westminster · Delta
Surrey & White RockCoquitlam & the Tri-CitiesNew WestminsterDelta, Ladner & Tsawwassen
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Vancouver – City, West, North & East, BC
In the city when the work calls for it. The fast city. Downtown, West Van, the North Shore, and East Van each set their own bar. In person for the moments that need it, asynchronous the rest of the time so timelines keep moving.
Downtown · West Vancouver · North Vancouver · East Vancouver
North Vancouver & the North Shore
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Sidney to Victoria, BC
Mostly remote, sometimes a ferry. Mostly remote, sometimes a ferry. Light on overhead – shared docs, weekly check-ins, in person when the project actually needs it.
Victoria · Saanich · Oak Bay · Sidney · Sooke
Read more →Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast, BC
Remote-first, with a soft spot for the Coast. The region I'd take more work in just to be there more often. Remote-first by default, on the ferry when a project earns it, and run on the same cadence as everything else.
Gibsons · Sechelt · Roberts Creek · Halfmoon Bay
Read more →Interior BC
Okanagan & Shuswap, BC
Remote across the Interior, on the calendar that fits. The seasonal market. Run remotely across Kelowna, Vernon, Penticton, Salmon Arm, and Sicamous – sequenced around the calendar the business actually lives by.
Kelowna · Vernon · Penticton · Salmon Arm · Sicamous
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