A warm, sign-lit site for a family-run restocafé in Mount Uniacke. Menu highlights, Wednesday feature nights, and real reviews, with a one-tap call button up top.
I design and build clean, fast websites for local businesses. The kind that look professional, load instantly, and don't cost a fortune to run.
A few sites built for local businesses. Every one is custom, and no two share a template.
A warm, sign-lit site for a family-run restocafé in Mount Uniacke. Menu highlights, Wednesday feature nights, and real reviews, with a one-tap call button up top.
A lead-focused site for a licensed electrician. Breaker-panel service list, clear process, and a contact form that turns visitors into quote requests.
A clean, no-nonsense site for an engine repair shop. Services, hours, and a one-tap call button front and center.
A portfolio-forward site for a tattoo studio, built so the work leads and the booking flow stays out of the way.
Menu, hours, and location for a neighbourhood café. Warm, readable, and dead simple to update each season.
A gallery-led site for a furniture maker. Big photos, quiet type, and a contact form that goes straight to their inbox.
Most projects fall into one of these. If yours doesn't, just ask.
The bread and butter: a polished few-page site that tells people who you are, what you offer, and how to reach you. Hours, services, gallery, contact. Everything a customer needs before they walk in or call.
Need to sell a handful of products? I'll set up a clean storefront with secure checkout through Stripe. No monthly platform fees eating your margins, and card details never touch your site.
Got a site that's slow, dated, or built on something you can't update? I'll rebuild it clean and fast, keep what works, and hand you something you actually control.
Once it's live, I keep it running. Hosting, security, and the occasional content update when your hours change or you add a service. You focus on the business; I keep the site healthy.
I'm Kamil, a web designer based in Halifax. I work with local businesses (the trades, shops, studios, and services that make a neighbourhood) to get them online with something that actually represents them.
A lot of small businesses get talked into expensive platforms with monthly fees, or end up with a half-finished template they can't edit. I do it differently: every site is hand-built, you own everything, and the running costs are tiny. A domain and basic hosting runs most clients a few dollars a month, not a few hundred.
I keep the process plain-spoken. No jargon, no upsells you don't need. I'll tell you honestly what a project needs and what it doesn't.
Kamil
From first email to live site, here's the shape of a typical project.
Tell me about the business and what you need. I'll ask a few questions and give you an honest sense of scope and cost. No charge for this part.
Before you commit a dollar, I build a real, clickable version of your site you can view on your phone. If it's not right, we change it.
You give feedback, I adjust. Photos, wording, colours, layout. We get it to where you're happy to put your name on it.
I register your domain, put it online, and set up secure hosting. The site is yours: files, domain, and all.
Every project's a little different, so I quote per job after we talk. Here's a realistic starting range so you're not guessing. No surprise fees, and I'll always tell you upfront if something will push the cost up.
Prices in CAD. One-time build cost plus optional monthly hosting, no long contracts.
"He built us a preview before we'd paid anything, fixed the two things we asked for, and had us live within a week. Dead simple."Local business owner, Dartmouth
Tell me a bit about your business and what you're after. I usually reply within a day, and the first conversation is always free.
Send me a quick note about what you need: a new site, a redesign, or just a question. No obligation, no sales pitch.
Email me