Tourism-heavy summers
Visitor traffic rises sharply in summer across the region. Sites need seasonal hours, booking links and pages that answer travellers' common questions.
Web design across Atlantic Canada
Web design in Atlantic Canada
We provide web design across Atlantic Canada for businesses in Halifax, Moncton, Saint John and St. John's, with projects run on video calls from Calgary.
- Building sites since 2011
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- Meet by phone, video or at our Calgary office
About usCalgary head officeBuilding websites since 2011
Cities we serve6across Atlantic Canada
Our officesCalgary · Vancouver · WinnipegGold on the map
Cities
Atlantic cities we cover
Fredericton
Fredericton is New Brunswick's capital and a university town on the Saint John River. Many local businesses sell to public servants, students and families on both the north and south sides.
Web Design in FrederictonCharlottetown
Charlottetown is the capital of Prince Edward Island, a small city that fills with visitors every summer. Local businesses need sites that work for islanders in January and travellers in July.
Web Design in CharlottetownHalifax
Halifax mixes a working harbour, several universities, a naval base and a busy visitor season. A useful site for a business here has to speak to locals, students and travellers without confusing any of them.
Web design for Halifax businessesMoncton
Moncton is an officially bilingual city with customers who search in English, in French or in both. We plan your site so that reality is handled cleanly, now or later.
Web design for Moncton businessesSaint John
From industrial suppliers near the port to small shops in Uptown, Saint John businesses need websites that look current and answer questions without a phone call.
Web design for Saint John, New BrunswickSt. John's
St. John's businesses serve offshore industry, a university crowd and visitors who arrive curious about the city. Your website should work for whichever of them you depend on.
Web design for St. John's, NewfoundlandOverview
Websites for the East Coast
Atlantic Canada covers several provinces, and each city has its own character. Halifax is the regional hub for government, universities, the navy and ocean industries. Moncton sits at a crossroads and serves a large bilingual population. Saint John has a long industrial and port history, and St. John's mixes offshore energy, fisheries and a busy tourist season.
That variety affects web design for Atlantic Canada businesses. A Moncton retailer may need English and French pages. A St. John's restaurant needs summer hours and a menu that loads quickly for visitors fresh off a cruise ship. A Halifax firm bidding for public contracts needs a clear capabilities page.
We work by video and email, scheduling calls for your late morning or early afternoon, once our Calgary day has started. Because of the time gap, notes you send before lunch can often be handled the same day.
English and French in New Brunswick
New Brunswick is officially bilingual. Businesses in Moncton especially benefit from a properly built French version, not a machine-translated copy.
HST across the region
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador all charge HST. Stores selling into the region need it set correctly for each province.
FAQ
Working with us from Atlantic Canada
Questions Atlantic Canada business owners ask before a project. Tap one to see our answer.
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How do you handle the time difference with Newfoundland?
TTTwo Trees Studio
Newfoundland runs on its own time zone, half an hour ahead of the Maritimes. Our Calgary office starts the day while St. John's is already near lunch, so we book calls in your late morning or early afternoon. Email and comments on the preview site can be sent whenever suits you, and we reply during our next working hours.
Can you build a bilingual site for a Moncton business?
TTTwo Trees Studio
Yes. We build English and French versions of each page, linked so visitors can switch language and search engines show the correct version. Your translator can work directly in WordPress, or we import finished translations. Forms, notifications and checkout messages are translated too, so French-speaking customers never fall back to English halfway through.
Do you work with fisheries or ocean industry companies?
TTTwo Trees Studio
We build sites for companies that supply and service those industries, as well as for processors and exporters that need product and certification pages. Many of these sites must speak to international buyers, so we keep the structure simple, write clear capability pages and make sure contact details and export information are easy to find.
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