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Web Design Agency Canada

Custom WordPress, Shopify, and landing page builds for Canadian businesses, with CASL-compliant lead capture and a real bilingual French version wherever Quebec or Bill 96 applies — not treated as an afterthought.

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What We Build

Every Line Of A Canadian Scope, In CAD

Bilingual builds, French planned in

WordPress and Shopify work where French routing and translated product fields are structural rather than a plugin added the week before launch.

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Paid social written twice, once per language

Meta campaigns split by language rather than translated once, so a Montreal audience and a Calgary audience are reported apart.

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Search campaigns scoped by province

Google work separated by province, because a keyword that pays in Ontario can lose money in Quebec once the French landing page is accounted for. Where a build needs both languages, the French work is quoted as its own line so you can weigh it as a decision rather than discover it inside a total.

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The Problem

Why A Canadian Enquiry Form Quietly Fails

A Site Tested In One City, Selling Across Six Time Zones

A layout that was only ever checked on a laptop in one office rarely survives contact with buyers in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, and Halifax, all landing at different hours of the day. Slow load, cramped mobile forms, or a checkout that only makes sense on a wide screen quietly costs enquiries in every market outside the one it was built for.

Lead Forms Built For US Opt-In Rules, Not CASL

Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation requires clear, verifiable consent before a lead is ever emailed or texted — stricter than most US-style opt-in checkboxes agencies default to. A form that doesn't capture consent properly creates real compliance exposure and, in the meantime, is exactly the kind of thing that makes a cautious buyer trust the business less.

No French Version, No Access To A Third Of The Market

A business serving Quebec or federally regulated sectors that ships English-only misses Bill 96's language requirements and simply isn't visible to a large share of searchers who query in French. Bolting on a machine-translated page later reads as an afterthought, not a real bilingual presence.

The Numbers Behind Every Canadian Build

130+
Brands Served
14+
Countries Reached
2019
Founded, Serving Clients Worldwide
1:1
Direct Founder Access

The Rules A Canadian Build Carries Before Design Begins

A Canadian build carries rules the design never shows. CASL sets stricter consent on any lead form. PIPEDA governs how you hold the data behind it. Quebec adds French. French here means written French, reviewed by somebody who reads it, rather than a plugin toggle laid over English copy. Anything touching a federally regulated sector needs a real French version too, not a machine translation bolted on later. SkilledDesk has shipped WordPress, Shopify, landing page and e-commerce sites for clients across 14 countries, and builds that layer in from the first draft. Six time zones do not create a communication gap. Projects run on async updates and calls fitted to your hours, with CASL-compliant lead forms, a PIPEDA-aligned privacy policy, and a proper French version from the start wherever the audience calls for one.

FAQ

Questions From Canadian Owners, Answered

Yes. Every build includes properly worded consent capture on forms and a privacy policy aligned with PIPEDA. Opt-in follows CASL's requirements for any follow-up email or SMS. None of that is a generic checkbox copied from a US template, because the standard here is express consent rather than an assumed one.
Scope moves the price more than anything else. A single landing page costs meaningfully less than a full WordPress or Shopify build carrying several product lines and integrations. Once you settle scope, the itemised quote comes back in CAD, with every line spelled out before a dollar changes hands. Ours opens at $1,199, quoted in Canadian dollars, with the French-language work priced as its own line rather than folded in.
Yes. We build proper bilingual sites with a real French version rather than a machine-translated afterthought. That means language-switcher navigation and separately written French content. It matters for Bill 96, and it matters for reaching French-language search traffic, which a translated toggle rarely ranks for.
CIRA's Canadian Presence Requirement means a .ca domain has to sit with a Canadian citizen, resident or business. So we guide you through registering it under your own name, then build and manage the site on that domain. We cannot hold the registration ourselves, and no agency outside Canada can. In practice you create the CIRA account and complete the registration yourself, which takes about ten minutes, and then add us as a technical contact. The registration, the renewal and the transfer authority all stay in your name, so nothing about the domain depends on our working relationship continuing.
A single-page landing site can go live in about a week. A full custom build usually runs two to four weeks. A bilingual English and French site adds time on top for translation review and a second round of content sign-off. We scope the realistic date on the discovery call rather than quoting a generic range. Translation review is the step that slips most often, because it needs someone on your side who can sign off on French copy.
Rankings and backlinks earned over years do not have to reset because the design changed. Before any redesign work starts we map the current URL structure, decide what stays and what needs a 301 redirect, and carry that plan through the build. Nothing gets orphaned on launch day. The same mapping protects any French pages already ranking, which a redesign scoped only in English tends to drop first.
A local shop down the street is not automatically the safer bet, because proximity says little about whether the work is good. What you get here instead is a transparent CAD quote before anything starts, direct access to the founder rather than an account manager relaying messages, and a portfolio of real client sites you are free to check before signing. A bilingual build carries a second content pass, and that shows up as its own line on the quote rather than a surprise later.

Won't A Non-Canadian Agency Miss CASL, PIPEDA, Or Bill 96?

The most common hesitation is fair. You are not based here, so how do you handle our compliance rules? We build CASL-compliant consent into every lead form, a PIPEDA- aligned privacy policy into every site, and a real French version wherever Bill 96 or a federally regulated audience calls for one. That is standard, not a special request. CASL matters more than most owners expect, because it asks for express consent rather than the assumed kind a US-built form usually collects. We itemise every quote in CAD before work starts. Every project runs through the founder rather than a rotating account team. The portfolio is open for you to check that against real client sites first. We review compliance against current federal and provincial guidance while we build, not once a form is already collecting data.

Why We Point At The Portfolio

Ask for proof and we point at the portfolio, not at a number in a headline. Real client sites and campaigns sit there, open before a Canadian project starts.
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Put A Canadian Site To Work This Quarter

Send the .ca URL you run today. A written teardown and an itemised CAD quote come back before work begins.

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