Group the service list
Printing and copying, scanning, design, and finishing each have a short explanation. A fuller list follows for visitors looking for a specific service.
Client website / Elliot Lake & the North Shore
North Shore
Advertising.
A practical website for a local print shop with a wide range of services. I handled the design, code, and launch, bringing the service information and contact details into one place.
Visit website- My role
- Sole designer & developer
- The scope
- Planning, design, development & launch
- The business
- Printing, finishing & graphic design
01 / The brief
A lot to offer.
Easy to find.
Printing, scanning, layout, and finishing cover many different customer needs. The website needed to make that range understandable without making visitors search through a long list of pages.
I built a single-page site with a clear introduction, grouped services, practical questions and answers, and direct contact details for the shop.
I owned the whole website project, from deciding how the information should be organized to designing and coding the interface, adapting it for mobile, and taking it live.
02 / The decisions
Useful information.
Within easy reach.
The layout is built around what someone needs to know before starting a print job.
Give the introduction a purpose
The business identity sits beside a plain description of the offer. The main actions lead directly to service details or the contact section.
Help visitors prepare
A short FAQ covers sending files, getting layout help, and finding updates. Phone, email, and address details give customers several ways to start the conversation.
03 / The finished website
Find the service.
Start the print job.
The finished site gives the shop a focused online presence: explain what is available, answer the first practical questions, and help customers get in touch.
- A single-page structure connecting the introduction, services, FAQ, and contact details.
- Grouped services backed by a full list of print and design offerings.
- Direct phone and email links, the shop address, and a link to its social updates.
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