( Service 03 )
Web build
Design-to-build in one studio lane — front-end that respects the system and ships on schedule.
( Cadence )
6–10 weeks
( File )
Templates + CMS
( Studio )
Toronto
( Team )
Design + front-end
( Scope )
IA, templates, build
( Handoff )
Launch-ready site
( What we hold )
A site that needs a rebuild every time the campaign changes is not a site. We build the templates so the next brief lands without a new front end.
02
(Web build)
What ships in the build.
Not a static export. Templates, a CMS map, and a front end that can take the next campaign.
- Information architecture for the pages you need
- A template system, not a page for every idea
- CMS mapping the editors can run
- Responsive build against the design file
- Performance pass before launch
- Launch support for the first week live
03
(Cadence)
01 · Map
The pages, the templates, and what the CMS has to let an editor change.
02 · Build
Front-end that follows the system — type, space, and components, not a second design.
03 · Prove
Responsive, performance, and the states an editor will hit on day two.
04 · Launch
The site goes live with a short sheet so the next brief does not need a rebuild.
04
(How it holds)
( 01 )
Templates, not pages
A new campaign should land in a template. It should not start a new site.
( 02 )
The system stays
The build does not invent a second type ramp because the browser was easier.
( 03 )
Editors can ship
If only a developer can publish a page, the build is not finished.
05
(Questions)
A responsive site, templates, CMS fields, and a short sheet for the people who will publish next.
Build starts from a locked design file. If the system is not ready, product design comes first.
Yes — if the file is a system, not a pile of one-off frames. We will say so before we estimate.
Send the design file, or the site you have.
A Figma file, a staging URL, a list of templates. We will tell you if a build is the next step — or if the design still has to become a system.
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