
The Foghorn
The Port Weller Residents Association's newsletter, online.
The site's job
Make every issue easy for residents to read, on any screen.
We plan, write and build websites for local businesses, makers and non-profits. Each one has a single job, like more calls, bookings, sales or donations, and is set up so people can find it on Google.
20 minutes, no obligation.

Most websites are a box someone checked: a logo, an address, maybe a photo of the front door. People decide in a few seconds, and if they can't find what you do or how to reach you, they move on. So before we design anything, we write down the one job your site has to do.

For plumbers, landscapers and contractors: your number and a quote form at the top of every page.
Harbourview Plumbing & Heating Sample job description
The site's one job
More calls for furnace and water heater repairs.
Not sure which one is yours? That's what the free call is for. See a full sample

For plumbers, landscapers and contractors: your number and a quote form at the top of every page.
Harbourview Plumbing & Heating Sample job description
The site's one job
More calls for furnace and water heater repairs.
Not sure which one is yours? That's what the free call is for. See a full sample

For restaurants, clinics and studios: your hours, services and a booking button where people look first.
Second Floor Yoga Sample job description
The site's one job
More first-class bookings from people new to yoga.
Not sure which one is yours? That's what the free call is for. See a full sample

For makers: your best pieces up front and an easy way to order or ask about one.
Holloway Pottery Sample job description
The site's one job
More online orders for small-batch mugs and bowls.
Not sure which one is yours? That's what the free call is for. See a full sample

For non-profits: your cause in a sentence, then an easy way to give, join or volunteer.
Westside Community Pantry Sample job description
The site's one job
More volunteers for Saturday morning shifts.
Not sure which one is yours? That's what the free call is for. See a full sample
Step 1
Twenty minutes to see whether we're the right fit.
Step 2
Every word is written for you, and the site is set up so people find you on Google.
Step 3
Your site goes live with an owner's manual. Ninety days later, we report back on how it's doing.
A typical site takes three to four weeks from the day you say yes. See all six steps

The Port Weller Residents Association's newsletter, online.
The site's job
Make every issue easy for residents to read, on any screen.

Mission Thrift Store's monthly silent auction, online.
The site's job
Get people into the store, ready to bid.
Visit the site: Mission Thrift Store Silent Auction (opens in a new tab)
Here's what a website costs, so there are no surprises later.
$1,200
Up to 5 pages. Send us your changes after launch and we'll make them.
$1,950
Up to 10 pages. You can update it yourself.
$2,200
Up to 8 pages, plus a shop with up to 150 products. You can update it yourself.
All three include the writing, your colours and fonts, Google setup and the 90-day check, and the site is always yours. Need a logo? Add one for $450.
Send us your web address. Within a few days, you'll get a short written review with three things to fix. You don't have to buy anything.
It should answer the questions you hear every day and do its one job while you get on with yours.
20 minutes, on Google Meet or by phone. No obligation.