Portfolio

Built for businesses. Designed to be noticed.

Six concept designs across the business types we work with. Each one shows the direction, structure, and level of finish we build toward.

These are concepts, not client projects. We are a new studio and will not claim work that is not ours. Real client projects will be added here as they launch.

Warm modern restaurant interior with set tables
harbourandvine.ca
CTA
Concept
Local restaurant

Harbour & Vine

The problem

A busy room but an almost invisible online presence. Regulars knew the name; nobody else did.

The approach

A menu-first layout with hours and location answered above the fold, and a reservation path that works in one thumb on a phone.

  • Menu readable without downloading a PDF
  • Reservation CTA visible on first screen
  • Hours and location in the header block
  • Optimized for walk-in searches nearby
Trades professional reviewing project plans on site
northlinecontracting.ca
CTA
Concept
Service business

Northline Contracting

The problem

Homeowners could not tell what work was offered, which areas were covered, or whether the business was insured.

The approach

A quote-first structure: services, service area, credentials, and a request form a homeowner can complete in one scroll.

  • Service list scannable in seconds
  • Clear service-area section
  • Credentials and insurance surfaced
  • Quote request form above the fold
Modern beauty and wellness studio workspace
studioverve.ca
CTA
Concept
Beauty / wellness

Studio Verve

The problem

Great reviews and loyal clients, but the booking process was a phone tag loop that lost new customers.

The approach

A booking-led design with a treatment index, transparent pricing, and a gallery that shows the work rather than describing it.

  • Treatments indexed with pricing
  • Booking path reachable from every section
  • Gallery of finished work
  • Client reviews placed near the CTA
Logistics and moving service operations
clearwaymoving.ca
CTA
Concept
Home services

Clearway Moving

The problem

Customers were price-shopping by phone with no way to get a ballpark figure without a long conversation.

The approach

A transparent pricing structure with a short quote form that captures move date, distance, and home size up front.

  • Quote form captures move details
  • Pricing basis stated plainly
  • Trust signals near every CTA
  • Mobile-first for on-the-go enquiries
Professional reviewing documents in a clean office
ledgerandlowe.ca
CTA
Concept
Professional services

Ledger & Lowe

The problem

A firm competing on credentials with a website that mentioned none of them and buried the contact page.

The approach

A credibility-led structure that leads with licenses, years in practice, and the specific work handled — with consultation booking made obvious.

  • Credentials and licensing up front
  • Service areas clearly separated
  • Consultation booking simplified
  • Accessible, readable typography
Modern training facility interface and equipment
ironwellstrength.ca
CTA
Concept
Fitness business

Ironwell Strength

The problem

Prospective members could not tell the difference between membership tiers or how to actually join.

The approach

A membership-first design with tier comparison, class scheduling context, and a single clear sign-up path.

  • Membership tiers compared side by side
  • Schedule accessible without login
  • One sign-up path, not four
  • Fast on mobile connections

See what we can build for you.

Tell us about your business and we’ll put together a quote and a design direction within 24 hours.