Websites · Edmonton

A website that feels
like your business.

Help the right people understand your services, trust your work and get in touch. Design and development for Edmonton service businesses.

Marshall Boxing’s actual website, showing boxing photography and a free-class invitation.

A clear purpose.
On every screen.

Start with the customer’s next step.

Whether they need your number, a quote or a first visit, the path should be easy to understand. The design, content and navigation all support that action.

  • Services and locations explained in plain language
  • Project imagery that shows your real work
  • Phone-friendly layouts and contact paths
  • Useful search foundations from the start

The foundations of
a well-considered website.

01

Content & structure

Organise the pages around your services, audience and the questions customers bring.

02

Design & development

Build a responsive visual experience using your brand, content and actual project materials.

03

Contact & enquiries

Make calls, emails and quote requests easy to find and straightforward to use.

04

Search preparation

Set useful page titles, descriptions, crawlable text and accurate business information.

05

Review & launch

Check the site together, test the important paths and agree before it goes live.

06

A plan for support

Define hosting, maintenance, updates and handoff so the ongoing arrangements are clear.

A real website.
A clear invitation.

Marshall Boxing · Website build & configuration.
No booking figures or business results claimed.

Marshall Boxing’s actual website, showing boxing photography and a free-class invitation.
Marshall Boxing’s first-class invitation page.

A straightforward way
to work together.

Start a conversation
  1. 01

    Understand the work.

    Talk through your business, the people using the system, and the problem worth solving.

  2. 02

    Make the plan clear.

    Agree on the direction, scope, price and review points before the build starts.

  3. 03

    Build it together.

    See the work, give feedback, then review the finished result before an agreed launch.

The website can be
the beginning.

What happens after the form is submitted?

If the next step needs attention, we can scope customer acknowledgements, internal alerts or a connection to the tools you already use. The right setup depends on your process.

A few things you might be wondering.

What can we start with?

A website, an enquiry handoff, or one repetitive task. We’ll talk through the work first, then decide what is worth building. You don’t need a finished brief to get in touch.

How much will my project cost?

The scope determines the price. Your proposal will describe the deliverables, fees, review points and any recurring costs before the work begins.

Can we meet in person?

Yes. WellTech is based in Edmonton, Alberta, and on-site consultations at clients’ businesses are available. We can also begin with a phone call.

Can you use the tools we already have?

That is part of the first review. We’ll check what your tools support, what access is available and where a connection would help before recommending a change.

What happens once the work goes live?

We’ll agree the handoff and any ongoing support before launch. Maintenance, content changes and new features can be scoped clearly rather than left as an assumption.

A scope that fits
the job.

Your proposal comes before your build.

Page count, content, design and connections all affect the work involved. We’ll agree the deliverables, price and any ongoing costs before starting.

Give your business a better first impression.

Tell me what you’re building, what’s getting in the way, or what you want your business to do next.

780-298-4492Edmonton · On-site consultations available