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Lethbridge Web Design & Development

Your website should be yours. Easy to edit, yours to control, built to last.

I have helped tourism operators, non-profits, and small organizations in Western Canada plan, design, and care for websites since 2010. You get full ownership, clear training, and a partner who stays after launch.

Trusted by 40+ organizations since 2010. Some for over 12 years.

Schedule a 30 minute call

We look at your current site or idea. I ask a few simple questions about visitors, goals, and timing. No pitch, no pressure. If we are not a fit, I will tell you.

After launch

The question most agencies hope you will not ask.

After launch, what happens?

The common pattern

Many website projects end at launch. The agency moves on. Your team is left with a site they are afraid to edit, a hosting setup they do not understand, and no one to call when something breaks.

How it works here

Every project I take on includes a clear answer to that question before we start. You will know who handles updates, how to reach me, and what your care plan covers. No lock-in. No gatekeeping. If you ever want to move on, I help you make that transition.

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Selected projects

A calm process, from first sketch to launch.

Here is what that process looks like in practice.

See if your project is a fit →

The Prentice Institute

Education and research • Lethbridge

Easier access to research outputs, clearer navigation, and faster discovery for researchers, students, and partners.

  • Restructured content models for long term publishing.
  • Improved search and filters for key resources.
  • Performance work for heavy content pages.

Help people find research in two or three clicks, not ten.

Banff Transportation Group

Tourism and hospitality • Banff

Modernized design and smoother booking paths that turn casual visitors into real inquiries.

  • New IA that reflects how people plan trips.
  • Mobile first layouts for on the go visitors.
  • Technical SEO improvements for key routes.

Reduce friction between interest and a booking request.

Cinemagine Alberta

Non-profit • Bilingual website

A bilingual site with faster publishing, clearer content models, and easier outreach for a small, busy team.

  • Content structure built for English and French.
  • Reusable components for event and program pages.
  • Care plan that supports frequent updates.

The team can share news in both languages without extra stress.

Not sure where to start? Schedule a call →

Client trust

You should feel calmer after a project, not more dependent.

Clients often tell me the biggest relief is not the design. It is knowing they can update their own site, understanding what was built and why, and having someone they can actually reach.

“Great websites aren’t built on pretty pictures, they are built on understanding the audience and presenting them with what they are looking for. Webmarks understands that well.”

Christine Malfair

Malfair Marketing

“Superb from first contact to finish. Clear, user-friendly design. The site is easy for users and admins. Post-launch support was excellent.”

Charles McCluskey

Banff Transportation Group

“Dany is great at keeping everything up to date and responds very quickly to any issues. His customer service is by far some of the best we’ve had.”

Shelly Shaw

Shaw & Associates Chartered Accountants

About Webmarks

A steady, bilingual partner for your website in Western Canada.

I am Dany, a website strategist and builder based in Lethbridge, Alberta. Since 2010, I have helped tourism operators, non-profits, and small organizations across Western Canada with websites that are practical, steady, and easy to care for.

Projects are collaborative, bilingual when needed, with clear steps and no jargon. You always have full access to edit your own site. If you ever want to move on, I help you make that transition.

More about how I work →

Featured insight

Should I use an AI website builder or hire a developer?

AI builders are fast and affordable for simple sites. The tradeoffs show up as your organization grows. A guide to help you decide what fits.

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Start a conversation

Ready to look at your website together.

Bring what you have. A link to your current site, a rough idea of budget and timing, and a sense of what is not working. I bring questions, a straightforward review, and a clear answer to “what happens after launch”.

A few quick questions

I reply within two business days with a short response and suggested next steps.