Review portfolio examples that show how strategy, design, development, and SEO work together. Each project highlights real decisions, practical tradeoffs, and measurable improvements.
Selected builds from work delivered for government, enterprise, and service-business clients across Canada. Each entry shows the constraints we worked under, the architecture we shipped, and (where the client agreed to share) what changed afterward.
Portfolio is the most reliable signal of how an engagement will actually run — who the client was, what the surface they shipped looks like, and how the work held up after launch. Use these to calibrate expectations before a discovery call.
→ Compare at a glanceWhat to look at first
You want enterprise + governance examples
Look at builds from regulated industries (Sayerlack, Sherwin-Williams) where audit-ready architecture mattered.
You want service-business examples
M.L. Campbell and the Training Center showcase service-positioning and lead-quality work for service teams.
You want public-facing publication-style work
o.canada.com is closer to news/publication scale — large libraries, performance constraints, editorial UX.
Quick Answer Quick answer: o.canada.com focused on practical outcomes, clean delivery, and white-hat execution. I built this project to solve a real...
Quick Answer Quick answer: M.L. Campbell Training Center focused on practical outcomes, clean delivery, and white-hat execution. I built this project to...
Quick Answer Quick answer: M.L. Campbell Website focused on practical outcomes, clean delivery, and white-hat execution. I built this project to solve...
Quick Answer Quick answer: Sayerlack Website focused on practical outcomes, clean delivery, and white-hat execution. I built this project to solve a...
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Common questions
Are all clients listed publicly?
No. Some engagements are under NDA; portfolio shows only the work clients have agreed to feature publicly. Anonymized case studies are available on request for teams comparing vendors.
Can I get references for any of these projects?
Yes — references are available during the discovery process. Direct introductions to past clients happen once a project is in the proposal stage.
Is the work I see still being maintained by you?
Some, not all. A few clients have transitioned the work to in-house teams (which is what handoff is designed to support); others are on ongoing maintenance retainers.
