From single-item pickups to full-service moves, we clear the clutter and get you on your way—serving Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Cobourg & Port Hope, Durham Region, the GTA, and beyond.
Our licensed crew shows up on time, lifts the heavy stuff, and recycles or donates whenever possible—all at transparent, no-surprise prices.
Happy Haulers is noticing a very low conversion or attraction rate to their website. Despite efforts, their only visitors seem to come from paid advertising which can be expensive.
The answer: A professional website design with content development intended top optimize their Google SEO ranking.
We started with a custom design in Figma. We used common user patterns to establish a framework for most pages, but an optimized home page would do the trick to attract most visitors.
Using the Happy Haulers green, I think I really struck home with the consistent and interesting brand inclusion. This website is 100% AODA compliant and accessible when design is concerned.
This website was built completely in Webflow. I utilized the power of CMS collections and tried my best to keep SEO in mind while developing this site.
The client currently has control over content, so some image tags and meta may not be as it was when it was deployed.
Part of the contract with Happy Haulers was content development. I worked with a UX copywriter and put together the best SEO / AEO optimized content we could for the services that are provided.
Having seen an increase in visitors by roughly 60%, and increase in contact made by customers by 29% just a couple months after deployment, I think we hit the mark.
This site is 100% visually accessible. It’s my playground for experimenting with new methods, so many other pages can be found if you’re looking in the right places.
If you’d like your website to be WCAG compliant, or if you find any issues with what you’re interacting with here, please let me know.
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Peterborough Ontario, Canada
Illustrations by Markus Freise
