Website design | Montréal

Website design that answers before it impresses

Visitors arrive with a question: what do you do, is it for me, what does it cost, who have you done it for. CC&Co designs sites that answer in seconds and still look like the brand deserved the traffic.

Start a project Web platforms and marketing environment

Good website design is decided at the structure level before a pixel gets styled: which pages exist, what each one answers, how proof connects to claims and where the visitor goes next. Skip that layer and the prettiest site becomes an expensive brochure.

The design system carrying this page is the practice in use: serif editorial headlines, disciplined whitespace, content structured for humans and machines, and every case study connected to the services it proves. La Banquise, Fairmount Bagel and Java U each got that treatment tuned to their own customers, from a 24-hour poutine institution to a century-old heritage brand.

Signs you need this

The site looks fine and converts nothing
Visitors cannot find prices, proof or a reason to act
The brand outgrew the template the site was built on
Every new page becomes a design negotiation because no system exists
The French and English experiences feel like different companies

What the work covers

Structure, editorial design and conversion in one pass

Information architecture

The page map and answer structure: what exists, what each page claims and how a visitor moves from question to action.

Design system

Typography, colour, components and layout rules that hold together as the site grows, instead of one hero page and chaos behind it.

Editorial and content design

Pages designed around real copy and real photography, with the texture of the business kept intact.

Conversion structure

CTAs, forms, pricing presentation and proof placement built on how buyers actually evaluate, tested against the traffic that matters.

Bilingual UX

French and English designed as equals, with layouts that survive the 20 percent text expansion translation brings.

Handoff to build

Design delivered as a living system with the development team in the same shop, so nothing gets lost in translation to code.

La Banquise

A restaurant brand system built to survive 24-hour service

The complete La Banquise brand universe: identity, character world, website and menus engineered to hold up through round-the-clock poutine service.

Fairmount Bagel

A Montreal landmark, modernized with restraint

Rebranding support, website and social media for Fairmount Bagel: easier to find and share online, with a century of heritage left intact.

Java U

A café growth system built on repeated details

Acquisition and loyalty for an urban café chain: web, social, loyalty program, menu boards and street-facing graphics working as one habit-building system.

Frequently asked questions

1.What does a website design mandate include?

Information architecture, design system, page design for the key templates, conversion structure and the handoff to development, with bilingual structure when the market requires it.

2.Does CC&Co redesign existing sites or only build new ones?

Both. Redesigns start from the analytics and content of the current site, keeping what performs and rebuilding the structure around what the business needs now.

3.How do design and development connect?

Same team. The design ships as a component system the developers implement directly, so the launched site matches the approved design.

4.What does the process look like?

Structure first: page map and answer architecture, approved before visual design. Then the design system, then key page designs, then build. Each step is reviewable and reversible.

A site that looks fine and converts nothing?

Send the URL and the business goal. We answer with the three structural changes we would make before touching the visuals.