Projects

Real projects, from first conversation to ongoing care.

Websites for tourism operators, non-profits, and small organizations in Western Canada. Each one built on Craft CMS or Statamic.

Tourism and hospitality

Making it easier for visitors to book and plan trips.

Work for transportation companies, resorts, lodges, and tour operators in the Rockies and beyond.

Banff Transportation Group

Tourism and hospitality • Banff

A rebuilt site on Statamic that replaced failing forms and a separate mobile version.

Quote request forms that work on any device.
One responsive site instead of a separate mobile version.
Redirects and launch planning to protect search visibility.

Result: more quote requests right after launch, and a site the team can update themselves.

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Fairmont Creek Vacation Rentals

Vacation rentals • Fairmont Hot Springs

Craft CMS build with mobile-first layouts and clearer booking paths for a busy vacation rental business.

Room and offer pages with consistent structure and visuals.
Improved hierarchy between information and booking actions.
Faster page loads on image-heavy pages.

Focus: make it simple to compare options then book without second-guessing.

Summerland Waterfront Resort & Spa

Resort hotel • Lake Okanagan

Streamlined booking paths and improved mobile experience for a lakeside resort, built on Craft CMS.

Clear presentation of rooms, packages, and seasonal offers.
Focused booking calls to action on key pages.
Layouts tuned for on-the-go trip planning.

Aim: help guests move from browsing to a confident reservation.

Education, health and resource hubs

Helping people find programs and resources in a few clicks.

Work for institutes and organizations that publish large resource libraries for students, partners, and the public.

The Prentice Institute

Education and research • Lethbridge

A standalone site for a research institute that used to be buried inside the university's website.

Clear paths for researchers, policymakers, and partners.
Resource listings with better organization, metadata, and search.
Craft CMS, so staff can update about 100 pages themselves.

Goal: make the Institute's work easy to find, and easy for the team to keep current.

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Healthy Lethbridge

Non-profit • 850+ page resource hub

Migration of an 850+ page health and activity site to Craft CMS, keeping SEO intact and making it easier for residents to find local resources.

Comprehensive content and SEO review to identify high-value pages and metadata.
Migration of all content to Craft CMS with improved information architecture and navigation.
Mobile-first layouts, integrated Google Maps, and privacy-friendly analytics with Plausible.

Goal: keep search visibility strong while giving editors a modern CMS and residents a clearer path to programs, parks, and services.

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Non-profits and membership

Supporting outreach, membership, and bilingual communication.

Work for organizations that need to explain programs clearly, invite support, and keep content in sync across languages.

Lethbridge Sport Council

Non-profit • Lethbridge

Leadership and programs hub with clearer program listings and improved discovery.

Structured program listings with filters and categories.
Mobile-first layouts for families and coaches on the go.
Improved editor experience for updating programs and events.

Goal: make it simple to see what's available and how to take part.

Lethbridge Therapeutic Riding Association

Non-profit • Statamic

Statamic migration with a refreshed, mobile-first design and streamlined registration, tickets, and donations.

Clear program and event pages with calls to action.
SEO-friendly structure for programs and news.
Flows that support donors, riders, and volunteers.

Result: easier navigation and more confident publishing for a small team.

Lethbridge Sport Volunteer Hub

Non-profit • Volunteer platform

Dedicated volunteer hub that connects local sport organizations with people who want to help, built as a Craft CMS multisite alongside the main Lethbridge Sport Council site.

Easy volunteer registration and profile updates.
Simple tools for organizations to post and manage opportunities.
Segmented email campaigns so the coordinator can reach the right volunteers.

Focus: make it easier for volunteers and organizations to find each other and stay in touch.

Ag and rural business

Explaining specialized services in a way that feels familiar.

Work for independent ag retailers, service providers, and rural businesses that need to speak clearly to local clients.

Rowland Farms

Agribusiness • Southern Alberta

Mobile-first redesign with streamlined navigation and content that highlights products, family heritage, and community support.

Clear separation between retail products and farm story.
Improved performance on image-heavy pages.
Editor workflows that make seasonal updates easier.

Outcome: a site that feels modern without losing the local character.

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Independent Crop Inputs

Ag retail • Southern Alberta

From a one-page site to a modern Craft CMS website, with clear product and service information and lead capture.

Service descriptions framed around real seasonal tasks.
Stronger emphasis on local knowledge and relationships.
Forms and contact routes that fit how clients actually reach out.

Goal: make the site feel like talking to someone at the counter.

Schuler Timberworks Inc.

Small business • Timber frame

Custom timber frame portfolio site on Statamic, designed to capture quality inquiries.

Project galleries that highlight craft and detail.
Clear prompts for inquiries on each project type.
SEO-ready structure for local and regional search.

Focus: help the right clients understand what's possible and how to start a conversation.

Bilingual websites

Publishing in two languages without doubling the work.

Work for organizations that need content to feel natural in English and French, while keeping workloads realistic for small teams.

Cinemagine Alberta

Non-profit • Bilingual site

A single-page bilingual site on Statamic for a francophone film organization.

Sections for events, activities, team, and partners, each easy to edit in both languages.
Simple switching between English and French.
Membership signup connected to their newsletter.

Result: the team can publish in both languages quickly.

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La Garderie CREFL

Non-profit • Bilingual childcare

Bilingual (French/English) website for the only francophone childcare centre in Lethbridge, with a simple structure for busy parents and staff.

Mobile-first layouts that make key info easy to find on phones.
Clear sections for programs, staff, and enrollment details.
Statamic CMS setup so the team can update French and English content without wrestling layouts.

Aim: help francophone and French-curious families understand the centre and reach out with confidence.

What clients say about these projects

In their own words.

A few words from people behind some of the projects above.

Dany is a proactive partner and a valued extension to our team - easy to collaborate with and quick to respond. His SEO and site optimization work improved our site's health and search visibility, and made content updates smoother for our team.

Becky Green

Fairmont Creek Vacation Rentals

Superb from first contact to finish. Clear, user-friendly design. Post-launch support was excellent.

Charles McCluskey

Banff Transportation Group

His attention to detail, future-forward thinking, flexibility, and creative approach lead to a beautiful, high-performing representation of the business online.

Christine Malfair

Malfair Marketing

from 18 reviews

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Wondering if your project fits

We can look at your website plans or current site together.

Bring what you can: a link to your current site, a rough idea of budget and timing, and a sense of what isn't working. A short call is often enough to see whether you need a new site, focused fixes, or a care plan.

Talk about a project Fix or start fresh?

A few questions that help the first call

Who are the main visitors you want to serve in the next year?
What would “working better” look like for you: more inquiries, bookings, signups, or something else?
What feels fragile or confusing about your current site?
What’s your rough timing and budget? A range is fine.

You can send these ahead of time by email, or we can walk through them together on the call.