Design studio in Kitchener-Waterloo: websites, product and app design, brand and pitch decks

Not yet. Our Ontario Practice Website Index (187 practice homepages) drew its sample from chamber and board-of-trade directories in London, Ottawa, Barrie, Hamilton, Mississauga, Markham, Richmond Hill and Milton. The Kitchener Waterloo chamber's directory is closed to crawlers by its robots.txt, so the index has no Kitchener or Waterloo rows. We would rather publish nothing local than stretch a provincial figure to fit a city; the Ontario-wide numbers are above, and the method is in the index.

Yes. We meet in Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge, and in Guelph by arrangement. Most projects need three meetings: the kick-off, the main design review and the launch walkthrough. Everything in between runs on written notes and a staging link or prototype, which you can open whenever suits you.

Our published tiers are Standard From $1,500 CAD + HST (typically two to three weeks), Growth From $3,500 CAD + HST (typically four to six weeks) and Premium From $7,500 CAD + HST (typically eight to twelve weeks). Care plans after launch are $250, $650 and $1,200 a month. Prices are the same wherever the client is, and every project is one fixed quote agreed before work starts.

No. Websites are one of five things we do. We also design products and mobile apps, make brand identities, design pitch decks, and run search and AI-visibility work. Plenty of local clients start with one and add another later, such as a brand refresh before a new site.

Website builds by tier: Standard, typically two to three weeks; Growth, typically four to six weeks; Premium, typically eight to twelve weeks. The quote names the date. Brand work is agreed in the written quote. Product and deck work is scoped first, then dated in the quote.

Law firms, clinics, accountants, trades, child care, salons and barbershops, and startups. Each sector has its own page with what we build for it and the rules it has to follow.

If your organisation has 50 or more employees in Ontario, the Integrated Accessibility Standards require your public website to meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA. Smaller organisations are not bound by that section, but the same standard makes a site easier for everyone to use. We offer a separate AODA review if you need one.

The UXPro team, with our founder as the accountable lead on every project. You get one person who answers for the work, and the design, build and writing are done by the team.

Yes. We work across Ontario, remotely across Canada, and take on remote work for US companies. Kitchener-Waterloo is where the studio sits and where in-person meetings are easy; the work itself is the same everywhere.