Web development | Montréal

Web development for sites with a business job to do

A website is operational infrastructure: it sells, books, explains, recruits and feeds data to the tools behind it. CC&Co builds for that reality, from CMS sites teams can maintain to custom platforms with operator tools and city-scale constraints.

Start a project UX, UI and software development

The build decisions that matter are rarely visual. Which CMS the team can actually maintain, how the bilingual structure works, what loads in under a second on a phone, how the form data reaches the CRM, and what happens when the marketing team needs a landing page on a Friday.

CC&Co has shipped the range: Streetfood Quest, a geolocation platform with consumer, operator and municipal layers built from zero; the Marchés Adonis ecosystem with its interactive flyer engine; bilingual corporate and restaurant sites that non-technical teams run daily. Development and marketing live in the same shop, so the site ships with the search structure, analytics and content system already in place.

Signs you need this

The current site cannot be edited without calling a developer
Bilingual content is duplicated, half-translated or fighting itself
Page speed and mobile experience lose visitors before the pitch
Forms, bookings or product data live disconnected from operations
A platform idea needs a builder who can also think product

What the work covers

From CMS builds to custom platforms

Marketing websites and CMS

Fast, structured, bilingual-ready builds on stacks the team can maintain, with editorial control where the team needs it.

Custom platforms and applications

Product-grade builds: user accounts, dashboards, operator tools, geolocation, real-time data and the boring reliability underneath.

E-commerce and catalogues

Product structures, promotion systems and checkout flows connected to real inventory and fulfillment constraints.

Integrations and automation

CRM, analytics, email, payment and internal tools wired together so data moves without manual re-entry.

Performance and reliability

Speed budgets, accessibility and hosting architecture treated as requirements, measured before and after launch.

Ongoing evolution

Sites shipped with a maintenance path: content systems, component libraries and documentation the next developer can pick up.

Streetfood Quest

A food truck platform taken from idea to the street

One system for three audiences: mobile discovery for foodies, tools for operators and dispatch logic for the city, built and launched by CC&Co and Quest.

Marchés Adonis

A grocery ecosystem built around the flyer habit

Website, interactive flyer and social media that organized the abundance of Adonis stores into one usable online system, ahead of the chain's acquisition era.

Frequently asked questions

1.What does CC&Co build most often?

Bilingual marketing sites on maintainable CMS stacks, e-commerce and catalogue builds, and custom platforms when the business model needs product-grade tooling.

2.Which technologies does CC&Co work with?

The stack follows the requirement: modern JavaScript frameworks and static architectures for marketing sites, CMS platforms where editorial teams need control, custom application stacks for platform work.

3.Can CC&Co take over an existing site?

Yes. Takeovers start with a technical audit covering structure, performance, security and content workflow, then a prioritized fix list before any redesign conversation.

4.Does development include SEO and analytics?

Always. Search structure, schema, tracking and reporting ship with the build, because retrofitting them costs more than including them.

A build in mind, or a site that fights you?

Describe what the site has to do for the business. We answer with the architecture we would use and what it takes to run it after launch.