Web design for Calgary's fintech, energy and tech companies

Calgary's economy was built on energy, and many of its companies still sell to large, careful buyers who read every page before picking up the phone. Alongside that, the city has a growing tech and fintech scene, with startups that need to look established long before they are.

Each of those audiences expects something slightly different from a website:

When a product moves money or touches critical operations, the website does a lot of the selling before any sales call happens. I focus on the details that build confidence: a coherent visual system, precise copy, honest product visuals and pages that load fast on any device.

For Kulipa, that meant isometric illustrations and motion that made invisible infrastructure feel tangible. For Arqon, it meant writing and structuring the narrative myself, so a sophisticated offer read like a simple story on a single premium page.

I build most marketing sites in Webflow, as with Kulipa, because it gives marketing teams full control over pages and CMS content without a developer in the loop. I also work in Framer and write custom HTML and CSS when a project needs it.

If your current site is stuck on an aging WordPress theme, I can move it, as I did for Feedier when it migrated from WordPress to Webflow alongside its rebrand. More on how I approach these builds on the Webflow developer page.

Large agencies bring capacity, but also layers: account managers, handoffs and juniors doing much of the work. With me, the person on the discovery call is the person designing your pages and shipping the build. That's often a better fit for startups and mid-sized companies that want senior attention on a defined budget.

Pricing is fixed and agreed after our first call, based on page templates, content, brand work and integrations, so you know the full cost before the project starts.