Web design services in Montreal
As an independent UX/UI & Webflow designer in Montreal, I work with startups, fintechs and small businesses, and you deal with the same person from the first call to launch. Freelance, with no middleman: it all starts with a 30-minute call, followed by a detailed estimate.
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.
The method
A complete project goes through these four steps. You can also hire me for just one of them.
UX consulting & strategy
Before opening Figma, I take the time to understand your business, your clients and what you need today. Together, we set the site’s goals, the page structure and your visitors’ journey. At the end of this step, we know what we’re building, and why.
Identity & brand guidelines
Colours, typefaces, components and usage rules: I build guidelines you can reuse on your website, a landing page, a deck or an interface. I design them in Figma, and we approve them together before going further.
UI design
First the structure of each page, then detailed mockups and a clickable prototype in Figma. You comment directly on the mockups, and I don’t build anything until you’ve approved them.
Webflow build
I build the site in Webflow, then check every screen size, every form, the speed and the SEO fundamentals. Once it’s live, you can update your copy and images without any risk of breaking the design.
Frequently asked questions
The questions I hear most often on a first call, with short answers.
01Can you do only the design, or only the Webflow build?
Yes. I can design the UX/UI and build the site in Webflow in the same project, which avoids gaps between the mockups and the live site. But I can also do only the design, for your team to develop, or only the build of mockups you already have.
02Why hire a freelance designer rather than an agency?
Because the person you talk to on the first call is the one who designs your pages and launches your site. Nothing gets lost between two teams, and decisions get made quickly. If your project needs a lot of people at the same time, an agency will be a better fit, and I’ll tell you so frankly.
Freelancer or agency: the comparison03Can you help with a single step?
Yes: a UX audit, a visual identity, building your mockups in Webflow… I can take on one specific step, or lead the project from the first ideas to launch. And even on a single step, I look at the whole picture and point out anything that could cause trouble further down the line.
04Is my project big enough for you?
I work on complete websites as well as targeted projects, like a UX audit or building a few pages. What matters to me is less the size of the project than the feeling that I can really help you. If that’s not the case, I’ll tell you on the first call.
05How 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. The price depends mainly 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 202606Do you only work with Montreal businesses?
No. I’m based in Montreal, but a good share of my projects are done remotely, elsewhere in Quebec and internationally: Xend, for example, serves banks in West Africa. We talk over video calls, and you follow progress on the Figma mockups and the site’s preview link.
