Explain your services
Separate service pages, words your customers use and a service area that is easy to find.
Your website needs to answer three questions: what do you do, why choose you, and how can someone reach you? We build the pages around those answers.
Gatineau · Outaouais · Canada & France
Separate service pages, words your customers use and a service area that is easy to find.
Your photos, projects and explanations belong on the page. They help visitors see the difference between two businesses.
Phone, form or calendar: choose the route that fits your business, then check that it works.

Sylvie Beaudoin’s homepage introduces her bodywork practice in Lac-Mégantic, her approach and a route to booking. Visitors can explore treatments or workshops. The colours, images and pace of the pages reflect her practice.
Bring your questions. These decisions shape the work and the budget.
A practitioner taking appointment requests needs a different website from a contractor preparing estimates. We identify what visitors need to understand, which details your team needs and the next step to offer. These decisions shape the content, navigation and forms.
Before design begins, we agree on pages, available content, service descriptions and calls to action. Pages are adapted to mobile screens, with page titles, descriptions and internal links prepared alongside the copy. Your proposal sets out hosting, security, support, ownership and maintenance terms.
You share your services, service area, official logo and approved photos. We prepare the structure and design, then review the content with you. Before launch, we check links, forms and mobile layouts. Timing depends on page count, features and available content, and is confirmed for your project.
Writing, a second language, booking tools and CRM connections can change the work involved. Use our calculator to compare configurations. Your Clevoxa proposal then specifies setup costs, recurring fees and the services selected.
Yes. Start with your essential services, business information and a clear contact route, while leaving room for useful pages later.
Yes. French and English versions can have separate pages and content. Translation and ongoing updates are defined in the scope.
Yes. We review access and plan the launch around your existing website and email setup.
A current site, an idea or a problem to solve: that is enough to start the conversation.