Web design in Markham

Plazas in Milliken and elsewhere in the city hold restaurants, tutoring centres, real estate offices and clinics that compete within a few blocks of each other. We tidy your Google Business Profile, align its services and hours with the website and make sure your address appears the same way everywhere, which helps the map results place you correctly.

English and Chinese pages each get their own addresses and titles, so both can be indexed. If you serve Unionville and Cornell as well as your own street, those areas can be covered on pages with real detail. A free SEO audit of your current site comes first, so the plan is based on evidence.

Markham has two common budgets. A restaurant, tutoring centre or professional practice is often well served by Silver, four or five pages for $1,249. A technology company with several products tends to need Silver+, eight to ten pages for $1,849, or Corporate at $3,490, which reaches 25 pages and includes an online store.

Smaller starts are possible: Startup costs $399 for one or two pages, and Silver eCommerce at $1,490 adds a shopping cart. A second language section, a partner portal or a CRM link is quoted separately in writing before anything is built. New sites include a free month of support, with care plans from $69 a month afterwards.

Markham keeps Eastern time, so our calls usually land between late morning and late afternoon on your clock. The first one can be by phone or video, and if you are ever in Calgary you are welcome at the office. You then get the scope in writing: pages, features, schedule and a fixed price.

Drafts are posted on a private link where engineers, sales staff and owners can each leave notes. Bilingual projects add a step, because the Chinese text has to be supplied and checked in the layout on different phone sizes. We plan that step into the schedule from the start instead of squeezing it in at the end.

Markham has long promoted itself as Canada's high-tech capital, and software firms, electronics makers and IT service providers line the Highway 404 and 407 corridors. Their sites need to support sales with datasheets and examples of work, and help recruit engineers with a careers page that describes the actual job.

The city also has a large, long-established Chinese-Canadian business community. Many of its shops, restaurants and offices serve customers who prefer to read in Chinese, so we build sites with English and Chinese sections in Simplified or Traditional characters, using translations you provide, and add a WeChat QR code where that helps.