01 · Structure
Sitemap and templates agreed before the first page is built.
( Service 04 )
Web build
Design-to-build in one studio lane — front-end craft that respects the system and ships on schedule.
( Cadence )
8–12 weeks
( File )
Repo + CMS
( Studio )
Toronto
( Team )
Designer + two engineers
( Scope )
Templates, CMS, speed
( Handoff )
Documented codebase
( What we hold )
A site that drifts from the file is a second design. We build it with the designer in the room until production matches.
02
(Web build)
What a build includes.
A site that takes the next campaign without a rebuild, and an editor who can use it.
- Information architecture and sitemap
- Template and block system
- CMS mapped to the editor workflow
- Accessibility and performance pass
- Staging, launch, and monitoring
- Documentation for the next developer
03
(Cadence)
02 · Build
Components are coded from the design file, with the designer reviewing every sprint.
03 · Tune
Speed, accessibility, and responsive checks on real devices.
04 · Launch
We stay through launch week and the first round of edits.
04
(How it holds)
( 01 )
Fast by default
Performance budgets are set at the start, not discovered at the end.
( 02 )
Accessible always
Contrast, focus, and semantics are part of the definition of done.
( 03 )
Editors first
The CMS is shaped around the people who will use it every day.
05
(Questions)
The one your editors can live with. We map content to the editor workflow first, then pick the stack.
Performance budgets are set at kickoff and checked every sprint on real devices, not discovered at launch.
Your team or ours. Every build ships with documentation and a launch-week window for the first round of edits.
Send the surfaces you already have.
A homepage, a deck, a product screen. We will tell you if a system is the right next file — or if strategy still has to come first.
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