Websites in Québec
Web design in Longueuil: fast, bilingual sites
Across the river, Longueuil and South Shore businesses want websites that deliver calls, bookings, and orders — not just a storefront. We serve them remotely, in French and English, with fast sites they truly own.
On the South Shore, the studio shipped the Liveo Châteauguay site, built on the same base as the brand's other buildings and designed for one thing: filling the calendar of visits. Read the case study
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A Longueuil website built for the South Shore
In June 2026 I analysed 489 business listings in Longueuil, Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park. 64 had no website, or only a social page. Of the 425 remaining sites, the median mobile speed score was 61 out of 100, and 22% scored under 50.
The number matters because people look up a business on their phone, often while moving. A site that takes four seconds to show the right page loses them before they call. In Longueuil, 160 of the 425 sites ran WordPress: the platform is not the problem, the lack of maintenance is.
The South Shore also has a language reality that Montréal does not have in the same way. In Greenfield Park and Saint-Lambert, part of the audience searches in English. A bilingual site is not a luxury: it is the version the person will read. Both languages are part of daily business, and French remains the reference.
The studio is based in Montréal and works remotely with Longueuil businesses. The Liveo Châteauguay site, on the South Shore, was built on the same base as the brand's other buildings: it is not a generic site with the city name swapped, it is a structure designed for one building and its visitors.
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Two to six weeks.
Audit
Your current site, for free. A plan and a budget.
Structure
Pages and content organised around your sales.
Build
Clean, bilingual code that is yours.
Measure
What works, and improvements every month.
Good questions, answered.
Book a free teardown of your website: speed, SEO, mobile UX, booking flow, and missed leads. I’ll send back a short plan, with the quick wins and a rough budget, before you commit to anything.
Typically 2 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on the project and how fast the content comes together.
Yes. I rebuild slow, dated or rented sites (Webflow, WordPress, Wix) into fast ones you fully own. Content migration is quoted separately, after the free audit.
With the self-edit site, yes. A simple admin lets you change text, images, and listings without touching code.
Both, from day one. Your site is fully bilingual, content included.
Every site ships with owned, privacy-friendly analytics and a monthly report on what's actually driving customers.
Yes. I come from cyberdefense engineering, so security is built into everything I ship from day one, and your site meets Québec’s Law 25 privacy requirements out of the box.
They stay yours. I host your site with an established provider, you keep access to your code and your data, and you can leave whenever you want. Analytics use no advertising cookies.
Your site should pay for itself.
A free audit of your current site. You get a plan and a budget, no commitment.
Free audit