Website Design & Development in Surrey, BC

What is included in Website Design & Development?

Website Design & Development covers everything from planning your pages to launching a working site. We handle the structure, design, writing guidance, build, tracking and launch checks, so you are not coordinating five different people.

• A sitemap that gives each main service its own page
• Responsive design that works on phones, tablets and desktops
• Clear navigation and a visible phone number and call-to-action on every page
• Lead forms that send enquiries where you want them
• Clean URLs, title tags, headings and internal links set up for search
• LocalBusiness and Service structured data in JSON-LD
• Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console setup
• Speed, mobile and broken-link checks before launch

If you only need one page for a single campaign, our Landing Page Design service is a better fit than a full website.

How we plan a website that brings in leads

We plan the site around the questions your customers ask and the searches they make. A plumbing company, for example, usually needs separate pages for drain cleaning, water heaters and emergency repairs, because each one is a different search with a different buyer. One crowded services page rarely does that job.

Each page gets one main topic, a headline that says what you do and where, short answers to common questions, proof such as reviews, and one obvious next step. That helps people decide faster and helps Google and AI tools understand each page.

Why does website speed and mobile design matter?

Most local searches happen on phones, often on the move, so a slow or awkward mobile site loses people before they read a word. Google measures real-world page experience with Core Web Vitals, and we design and build with its good thresholds in mind.

We keep images compressed and sized correctly, limit heavy scripts and avoid layouts that jump. For an existing site that is slow, our Website Speed & Core Web Vitals Optimization service fixes performance without a full rebuild.

Our website design and development process

1. 1

   Free analysis

   We review your current site, your Google Business Profile and how you appear for a few local searches.

2. 2

   Discovery

   We learn your services, ideal customers, service areas and what a good lead looks like for your business.

3. 3

   Sitemap and wireframes

   We map out every page and sketch the layout of key pages before any design work starts.

4. 4

   Design

   We create the visual design using your brand colours, real photos and a layout built around your main call-to-action.

5. 5

   Build and content

   We build the site, place the content, set up forms, schema, GA4 events and Search Console.

6. 6

   Testing and launch

   We test on different devices and browsers, set up redirects from old URLs, then launch and check that tracking works.

Redesigning without losing your Google rankings

A redesign can drop your traffic if old pages disappear without a plan. Before we change anything, we list the pages that currently get visits or links and decide where each one should point on the new site.

• 301 redirects from every old URL that changes
• Matching or improved content on pages that already rank
• An updated XML sitemap submitted in Search Console after launch
• A check of crawl and indexing reports in the weeks after launch

This protects the work behind your existing rankings and gives your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) a stronger starting point.

Websites for Surrey businesses, the Lower Mainland and clients across Canada

Local context shapes how we build. A business serving all of Surrey may need pages that speak to customers in Guildford, Fleetwood or South Surrey without copying the same text with a new place name. A company that serves Punjabi-speaking customers may want key pages in Punjabi, set up correctly so search engines show the right language version.

Lead forms also have to respect local rules. BC’s Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) governs how BC businesses collect and use personal information, so we keep forms short, explain what happens next and link to your privacy policy. The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for BC has guidance for businesses. We meet Lower Mainland clients at our 152 Street office and work with businesses elsewhere in Canada through video calls and shared previews. Request a free website analysis to get started.