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Selected work

Websites designed to make an impact.

Four live sites, each tailored to the business, its brand and its customers. Every image below is a screenshot of the real site, taken from the live domain.
The KALZ Group homepage: a glowing wireframe globe on near-black, beside the line Acquire. Strengthen. Grow.

Holding company

KALZ Group

Acquire. Strengthen. Grow.

A holding company that owns businesses across logistics, property, trading, automotive, food service and waste services. The site had to carry that range without reading as a directory, so it leads with the thesis and lets the portfolio sit underneath it.

What was built

  • Portfolio and operating-company structure
  • Approach and about narrative
  • Partner enquiry path
  • Interactive globe on the opening screen
The VIA Courier homepage: the line Precision, delivered. over a pale animated map showing a parcel route from pickup to delivery.

Courier and logistics

VIA Courier

Precision, delivered.

A local courier running express, same-day and scheduled deliveries. The homepage animates a parcel along the actual route it would take, from pickup through the sort hub and the last kilometre, so the service explains itself before a word of copy does.

What was built

  • Animated pickup to delivery route
  • Service and industry pages
  • Quote request flow
  • Cookie consent and policy pages
The Luxury Landscaping homepage: a photograph of a planted front garden in evening light, under the line Yards worth coming home to.

Landscaping

Luxury Landscaping

Yards worth coming home to.

Design, build and maintenance for residential properties. This is a business people buy with their eyes, so the site is photograph-first at full bleed, with the phone number in the header on every screen because most enquiries start as a call.

What was built

  • Full-bleed photographic homepage
  • Service and maintenance programs
  • Team and FAQ pages
  • Quote request and click-to-call
The Farooj Abo Al Abed homepage: charcoal-grilled chicken and fries photographed from above, with the restaurant name and an order button.

Restaurant

Farooj Abo Al Abed

Charcoal-grilled chicken, the Lebanese way.

A Lebanese charcoal-grilled chicken restaurant that had no website at all. Customers were relying on delivery apps and social media to find the menu, hours and location, so the site was built image-first around the food and mobile-first around how people actually arrive.

What was built

  • Menu showcase with categorized items
  • Location, hours and directions
  • Google reviews integration
  • Mobile-first ordering links

Cambridge, Ontario

Documented redesigns, coming soon.

We would rather show a real before-and-after than a staged one. Redesign projects will appear here with original and finished screenshots as they are completed.

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