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A Brossard company doing asbestos removal, mould decontamination and renovation across Greater Montreal and the Monteregie for over twelve years. The site covers nine services and breaks each one down city by city, because that is how people look for an asbestos contractor: by their own town.

A rebuild, not a new site: the 48 already-indexed addresses were the asset to protect, so the URLs and titles stayed identical to the character and everything else was rebuilt around them. Chosen direction: the company's lime green over iron black, condensed uppercase Oswald over Rubik. The guarantees (lifetime on asbestos removal, ten years on mould) come before the sales copy, on a lime panel, because they are what separates two quotes.

Les Laboratoires Omnova inc. develops nutritional solutions from an identified need, then carries the product through to commercial readiness: formulation, regulatory, manufacturing, market entry. The site speaks to distribution partners as much as to the specialists the team works with.

Chosen direction: navy and azure over very pale greys, Barlow from headline to body copy with DM Mono on the eyebrows. The home page walks through a product's five stages, from spotting the need to rollout, rather than lining up selling points. The client's copy is reproduced word for word; the layout is what we brought.

Jessica Evangelista teaches chair yoga to seniors and yoga to children, in residences, daycares, studios and people’s homes. She has no space of her own: her work lived on posters, a YouTube channel and word of mouth. The site brings the week’s schedule, the workshops and her background together at one address.

Chosen direction: pale lavender and plum, Figtree 800 in caps over Atkinson Hyperlegible. The lavender is sampled from her own posters, the one colour her three visual worlds share. The body face was drawn by the Braille Institute for low vision, which is not a detail when the primary audience is seniors and the people booking on their behalf. The schedule comes from the CMS and groups itself by day: adding a Tuesday class produces a row nobody wrote.

Christina Garcia teaches yoga in partner studios, online every Thursday, at people's homes and in offices. The site gathers what was scattered across Instagram, YouTube and a ticketing page: the week's schedule, upcoming workshops and the retreat, in one place.

Chosen direction: cream and deep blue, Gilda Display on the headings over Albert Sans for everything else. A narrow serif, which reads as considered rather than generically wellness. The schedule comes before the introduction, because that is the question visitors arrive with. Christina edits the timetable and the workshops herself through a CMS: her classes change several times a year, and a list frozen in code would have been wrong within a season.

Cristal Innovation runs a network of self-serve washer-fluid pumps across Quebec: you fill up at the nozzle like at a gas pump, no jug. The site serves both the driver looking for the nearest station and the business owner who wants one installed.

Chosen direction: navy and lime green, Barlow Condensed headings over Barlow body text. The station map sits at the top of the home page with a city or postal-code search, because that is the question most visitors arrive with. The rest follows: the parts shop, the press wall, and the installation request for business owners.

Consultation Info D.P. builds management software for Quebec SMBs: invoicing, projects, time and expenses in one tool. The site is the product's storefront; the application itself lives on its own subdomain.

Chosen direction: a clear azure over ink and pale-blue grounds, Archivo from headline to body copy. The product is explained module by module rather than by argument, and each page answers one buyer question: what it does, who it is for, and what it looks like on a phone.

A non-profit promoting a way of life rooted in voluntary simplicity and the protection of cows: village projects, donations, memberships and a blog.

Chosen direction: deep forest green and rosy cream, condensed uppercase headings over a classic serif body. Herd photos fill the entry screen, with two calls to action side by side: support the project or join the movement.

RBQ-certified roofer based in Laval since 2011: residential and commercial roofing, asphalt shingles, elastomeric and TPO membrane, emergency repairs. Serving Laval, Montreal, the North Shore and the Laurentians.

Chosen direction: slate blue and sand, Oswald condensed headings over Barlow body text. Proof first (RBQ licence, 25-year warranty, real before/after job shots), a map of service areas, and a fixed call bar on mobile.

HR consulting firm based in Saguenay: supporting SMEs with recruitment, organizational structure and team development.

Chosen direction: the navy and turquoise monogram carried into a restrained interface, a single coral accent for calls to action, Inter from headings to body. A six-page site (Home, Services, Approach, Results, Team, Contact) to let the offering breathe.

Family cidery and farm in the Eastern Townships: ciders, orchard products, visits and a farm shop. The site serves passing visitors and regulars alike.

Chosen direction: the logo engraving sets the tone: cream, forest green, terracotta and gold, Playfair Display headings over Nunito Sans. Products and opening hours come before everything else, with a seasonal newsletter in the footer.