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Business websites, online stores and custom solutions: explore work that gives each organization’s needs a different form.
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around how you work
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Business applications
Organize tasks and connect information in an interface tailored to your teams
Explore web applicationsSaaS platforms
Provide access to an online service and plan for its long-term growth
Explore SaaS solutionsConnected tools
Keep data moving and support processes without adding manual steps
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Images often shape a first impression. Take time to browse the previews, enlarge a screenshot or visit the live website. Each project has its own context and identity: this selection shows different ways to present a business and guide visitors.
All projects are presented on an equal footing. An organization, a store and a service business do not necessarily have the same goals. A website’s role is to make their offer clear and give their audiences the right paths to follow.
Distinct identities
Bring a personality to light
Different sectors call for different perspectives
Featured projects include D Langlois Pièces usagées, GO ROCK IT, Images & Mots, Fondation Jean Marc Paquette and Institut d’esthétique Mélanie Drouin. Their variety shows the different settings a website can belong to, without imposing the same presentation on everyone.
A service offer may need more explanation. A retail business may need quick product access. An organization may need to highlight its mission. We consider these differences when shaping the structure and experience of each project.
A preview and a living website
Screenshots show a page’s composition at a particular moment. Live websites may have evolved since they were built: content, images and features can change over time. Both perspectives complement each other when exploring the work.
Beyond the image
What a case study helps you understand
Beyond appearance, a case study explains a situation and the choices made to address it. It covers the original need, the work completed and the deliverables. Results belong there when they are documented and can be attributed to the project with enough perspective.
It also shows how a decision translates into an interface. Navigation, content organization or a particular feature makes more sense when you understand the question it answers. Details are based on confirmed information for each assignment.
Different uses
Websites, applications and platforms
Introduce your business and encourage contact
A website can showcase a business, explain a service or make an enquiry easier. Design and writing work together to guide the visit. Essential information must stay easy to reach on a phone or computer.
Enable action or organize work
An application or platform also requires attention to operations: signing in, handling a file or sharing information. Actual use determines the features and checks needed. These needs may belong to a project that goes well beyond its visible interface.
Your next project
What if we looked at your situation now?
A project can inspire a style or raise a useful question. Your project will have its own constraints and audiences. Tell us what you want to accomplish; we will explore how to build a solution that reflects you and serves your business.