Fifty-five pages, six departments, one website that the Town's own staff can actually maintain.
When the Town of Bassano came to us with a website that staff could no longer reliably update and a modest fixed budget to fix it, the brief was clear and the constraints were real. We were asked to rebuild fifty-five pages across six departments, design a back-end that multiple staff members could use independently without breaking each other's work, deliver a custom business directory and events calendar, and launch the whole thing inside a budget that would normally cover a fraction of the scope.
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When the third-generation owner of White Fox Group Ltd. decided to retire the original company name and rebuild the business around his family name, the work in front of us was bigger than a logo. We were asked to design a new brand from a blank page, build a website that matched the scale of a three-generation civil and aggregate operation, coordinate a domain and email migration with the company's IT provider, and deliver the rollout cleanly enough that the public-facing change felt intentional rather than disruptive.
Newell Regional Landfill had been operating for decades. Their online presence, however, had lagged behind. Ready for a complete brand overhaul and website facelift, we worked with them to build a platform that educated visitors of the landfill and streamlined their operations.
A southern Alberta trucking company needed a faster way to manage cattle loads, handwritten shipping documents, routing, and large batches of pending loads. We delivered a fully custom dispatch platform with handwriting recognition, voice-generated loads, Google Sheet import for 30+ loads at a time, and Google Cloud routing integration to cut manual entry and streamline dispatch planning.
HDP Law needed to manage their rapidly growing database of corporate clients and the countless documents that go with it. We delivered a fully custom platform that cut down their document management to minutes instead of days.
Jake’s Welding Inc. builds practical, heavy-duty farm equipment, including their Model 600 Hoof Trimming Chute. Before working with NerdySpider, their sales relied heavily on word of mouth, tradeshows, and direct relationships. They needed a stronger online presence that could clearly explain the product, build trust with farmers, and generate quote requests from serious buyers across Canada and the United States.
JPR Industrial had an older Squarespace website that no longer reflected the scale, professionalism, and technical capability of their company. They needed a modern website that could better showcase their facility design, fabrication, construction, maintenance, material handling, and structural steel services. NerdySpider rebuilt the site with a stronger visual direction, clearer service structure, stronger project presentation, and a more polished industrial brand experience.
NerdySpider built a Facebook lead generation system designed to find serious dairy operators inside a niche, hard to target agricultural audience.
If your business needs a professional website, a custom web app, or marketing that generates consistent leads and grows your business, we'd love to help.
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