Industries We Serve

Why industry experience matters

The code is only half of a web project. The other half is knowing what a clinic front desk does at 8am, how a shopper decides to check out, or which listing rules a brokerage has agreed to. That knowledge shortens discovery, removes rework and produces a website people actually use.

The question that shapes each sector's scope

Technology choices are similar across industries. What differs is the one decision that tends to set the size of the project. We have listed it for each sector so you can see quickly what we will ask about first.

Industry	The scope-defining question
Healthcare	Whether patients only read and book, or also log in: a portal changes the security work and the price.
E-commerce & Retail	Platform choice: hosted, WooCommerce or custom, decided by catalog complexity, pricing rules and who runs the store.
Real Estate	Where listings come from: a board or MLS feed, an IDX provider or manual entry, and how leads reach agents.
Professional Services	Whether clients only enquire, or also log in to share documents and track work: a portal changes the project.
Hospitality	Booking: whether reservations run through your own system or a third party, and how menus, rates and availability stay current.
Education	Whether learning happens on the site: a course platform with logins, progress and payments is an application, not a brochure.
Fintech	Regulatory scope: which licenses, KYC and data rules apply, because they shape onboarding, storage and every integration.
Nonprofit	Giving and volunteering: how donations are processed and receipted, and how much the team can update alone.

Site or application?

Many industry projects start as a website and turn out to need an application layer: a patient portal, a client login, a dealer dashboard, a donor account. We flag that in discovery, because a portal changes the architecture, the security work and the price. Where the login can wait, we suggest launching the public site first and adding the application in a second phase, which gets you live sooner and spreads the cost.

Rules that apply in every sector

Two obligations follow every project regardless of industry. Personal data collected through forms is covered by privacy law wherever you operate, whether that is PIPEDA in Canada, UK GDPR in Britain or state laws such as the CCPA in the United States, so we collect the minimum and route it securely. Accessibility is a legal requirement for many public bodies and larger organizations and a sound default for everyone else, so we build to WCAG standards by default. If either rule applies to you specifically, say so in your brief and we will scope for it.

Not seeing your sector?

We have built websites and applications for manufacturing, logistics, events and public sector teams too. Tell us what you do and we will show you the closest work we have shipped and explain how we would approach yours.

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