We're a full-service web design, website management, website development, and internet marketing company located in Calgary and Vancouver in Canada. If you're looking for a website development and administration company, you've come to the right place, and we're confident working with us you'll find a trusted reliable partner.
Modern platforms like Shopify, Wordpress and JavaScript Frameworks like Angular, React and Vue.js make it very easy to build complex websites. However, using those platforms or frameworks might be an overkill for simple websites not need e-commerce, not need database or other interactive contents. There is no proiblem or actually quite easy to go with plain and pure JavaScript for building a website with thousands of free templates online. The simplicity, the fast-loading speed and mobile-friendly quick response are not comparable. The current IT Home website is an example only using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Shopify is a dedicated ecommerce platform that helps you build your own online store. It hosts your site for you, and gives you all the tools you need. As said on their website, selling online with your own ecommerce website has never been easier, faster, or more scalable, shopify has everything you need to start an online store and sell online.
Click here for an example of Shopify online store. Using Shopify, we can set up your online store as quickly as in a few days.
WordPress is one of the most popular content management system solutions in use. It is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) written in PHP and paired with a MySQL database. WooCommerce is an open-source e-commerce plugin, designed for small to large-sized online merchants using WordPress.
Click here for an example of Wordpress.
NodeJS framework comes as a highly efficient and effective framework to meet most requirements for any advanced web application projects. It is an open-source and cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment. In recent years, Node.js for eCommerce development has become a standard to develop massive scales eCommerce sites like Amazon and eBay.
With successful projects like WordPress, PHP’s LAMP stack proved being a versatile technology. However, there is much about Node.js that makes Node.js shopping carts more simple, versatile, faster and scalable, with updated tools, latest security methods, and a huge base library. The MEAN (MongoDB, Express, Angular 2, and Node) or MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js) stacks is much simpler and faster than LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) for web design and website development. Click here for an example of NodeJS.
With some new frameworks or tools gain popularity nowadays, PWA has become the default way to build Web interfaces as they make web browsing much faster and offer a better user experience.
Gatsby is a free and open source framework based on React that helps developers build blazing fast websites and apps. It is a static site (no server-side code) or PWA (Progressive Web App) generator.
You get code and data splitting out-of-the-box. Gatsby loads only the critical HTML, CSS, data, and JavaScript so your site loads as fast as possible.
Once loaded, Gatsby prefetches resources for other pages so clicking around the site feels incredibly fast.
Strapi is the next-gen headless CMS, open-source, javascript, enabling content-rich experiences to be created, managed and exposed to any digital device.
GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data.
Click here for an example using Gatsby amd Strapi.
We have experience of web design and website development with the majority of open source CMS systems and leading platforms. Our webmasters and developers are always keen to learn new frameworks and technologies and to expand our knowledge base.
Static website or PWA | dynamic, responsive website |
Shopify Online Store | Wordpress WooCommerce Website |
LAMP WAMP MAMP XAMPP stack | MEAN MERM stack |
Apache Web Server (PHP) | NodeJS CMS (JavaScript) |
MySQL, SQL database | MongoDB, Non-SQL database |
AWS, Azure Cloud Servers | Google Cloud, Firebase |
React, Angular and Vue | Gatsby, Strapi, GraphQL |
SSL and Website Security | OAuth, Passport Authentication |
Add / Remove Products, Categories, Web Pages | Backup / Restore Website files, Shop, and Database |
Add Images, Pull Images | Removing and Fixing Errors |
Update Website Content | Website & Server Software Administration |
Add Blog Posts or Articles | Improving Website Speed |
Update Staff and Manage Users | DNS Server Configuration |
Manage Products and Inventory | Database Administration |
Update Contact Info | Improving Search Engine Visibility |
Change Contact and Lead Forms | Setting up Marketing & Sales Funnels |
Add Call to Action | Cloud Server Configuration |
Monitor Website SEO | Search Engine Optimization (SEO) |
Network traffic load balancing | Cloud web server auto scaling |
A New Language | Website Errors |
A SlideShow | Slow Loading Pages |
A Photo Gallery | Broken Functionality |
Animations | Images or Other Elements Not Displaying Correctly |
A Landing Page | Wrong Color |
Reward Program | Bad Responsive Actions |
A Contact Us Button Floating on Webpage | |
Audio or Video Media Content |
With analyzing the website traffic, it’s easy for us to assess the effectiveness of your current marketing strategy and know when it’s time to make a shift.
The back end of Google Analytics is broken down into eight main sections: Dashboards, Shortcuts, Intelligence Events, Real-Time, Audience, Acquisition, Behavior and Conversions. Almost all eight sections contain sub-sections that provide a ton of data. To read more, please refer to this article.
One key aspect of GTM is its ability to track what users do on a website’s page. For example, we can set up a trigger event that fires every tscime a user rolls down the page or a trigger event when someone clicks on a link or button. These triggers can then be analyzed using Google Analytics to give more insight into what a user is doing on the page. To read more, please refer to this article.
Landing Pages are laser-focused pages typically used for social media and paid marketing campaigns. Email marketing, newsletters and promotion offers are a critical part as well used to stay in touch with your visitors, existing customers, and potential new customers. Landing pages and Email are designed to quickly communicate the benefits and convert the visitor to do the desired action on the content, which may be a sign-up, lead, or sale. We can create landing pages, and email using marketing templates as part of our PPC(pay-per-click) Advertising campaigns for our clients.
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We work with a wide variety of clients. Depending on the nature of the business, some clients need only 1 or 2 hours a month, and some need much more hours of on-going help or support. Some clients hire us to update their website with new features or reafacture their UI design.
For any website requirements, please contact us. We can tell you what is the best options for your business.
The amount we charge depends on our working hours to perform the tasks.
For clients with long-term service agreement, to make things simple, we offer a flat monthly rate with an average of monthly working hours.
For projects or tasks require extra workloads, we will give clients an estimation on the costs, and get approved on the extra charges before doing it.
Contact us, tell us about your project or requirement, and we'll provide you with a quote.
We're complete small tasks within 24 business hours. If you need it sooner, we can expedite it. Larger more complex tasks will typically take longer.
Once we receive the request, and everything is clear, we'll give you an estimated time of completion.
Yes. We do.
We'll typically need FTP/Control Panel information, and CMS access to content updates and optimize the website.
If we need to make server changes, we'll need admin level access to the server.
Yes, for complex changes, we always let our client try the the changes before formally publishing it.
For simple non-critical changes, we may directly publish it.
For any project, we always try the changes on our development platform or on the staging server if you have, just make sure the changes are as expected before showing up for the public.