UX/UI & Webflow
web designer in Montreal

Websites and UX/UI interfaces
designed in Montreal






How I can help
Depending on what you need, I can do the UX/UI design for a website or an app, build your existing designs in Webflow, or take care of both. Sometimes the right starting point is a UX audit of your current site, or an outside opinion on a design decision.

Before design,
there was banking
I started out in banking, then moved from customer relations to running operations for a company. I did a bit of everything: offers, email campaigns, landing pages, sales funnels. That’s why, when I design a website, I don’t just think about the screen: I think about what it needs to sell, and to whom.
- 01If I’m not the right person for your project, I’ll tell you on the first call.
- 02Before delivering, I test every page on mobile, tablet and desktop, along with every form and every link.
- 03Every project teaches me a new industry, and I take the time to really understand yours before drawing anything.
Frequently asked questions
The questions I hear most often on a first call, with short answers.
01How much does a website cost in Montreal?
In Quebec, a brochure website usually costs between $2,000 and $10,000, and an online store between $6,000 and $25,000. It all depends on the number of pages, the features and the content to create. I send you a detailed estimate after a first call.
Read: how much a website costs in 202602How long does it take to build a website?
It depends on the project and on the content you already have. For example, a one-page site can be delivered in 10 days, and a 5-page site in about 15 days.
03Can you do only the design, or only the Webflow build?
Yes. I can do the UX/UI design on its own, build your existing designs in Webflow, or take care of both, so you deal with one person throughout.
04What happens on the first call?
A 30-minute call. We talk about your project, I ask my questions, and we see whether we’re a good fit.
05What if I don’t like the result?
You approve the mockups at every step, before I build anything. So there are no bad surprises on launch day.
06Why hire a freelance designer rather than an agency?
You talk directly to the person who designs your site, and decisions get made quickly. If your project needs a lot of people at the same time, an agency will be a better fit.
Freelancer or agency: the comparison