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TowCheck
People buying or loading an RV need to evaluate the full setup—not just a headline tow rating.
View the product workLondon, Ontario · Independent web designer
Modern websites.Real results.
I design and build clear business websites, focused web software and practical automation for businesses that need clear information and smoother workflows.
Available for select projects in 2026
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TowCheck
People buying or loading an RV need to evaluate the full setup—not just a headline tow rating.
Responsive design Accessibility Performance SEO foundations Automation Ongoing iteration
01 / Selected work
Software, websites, and useful systems
3 live products. 3 independent concepts.
Three live products show how I handle complex workflows. Three independent website concepts show how I approach clear, credible service experiences.
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02 / Services
The right level of build for the job.
From a focused business website to a working internal product, the scope stays tied to a real customer or operational need.
Discuss a project- 01
Business websites
Clear, credible websites that explain the offer, answer practical questions and make the next step obvious.
For established businesses that need a stronger digital presence.See website examples - 02
Landing pages and campaigns
Focused pages for a service, launch or campaign, built around one audience and one useful action.
For businesses promoting a specific offer or testing a new direction. - 03
Web applications and internal tools
Purpose-built software that turns a repeated business process into a clear, usable workflow.
For teams outgrowing spreadsheets, email chains or disconnected tools.See software and automation work - 04
Business automation
Practical connections and automations that reduce duplicate entry, manual handoffs and avoidable follow-up.
For recurring tasks that consume time without adding value. - 05
Performance, accessibility and SEO foundations
Fast responsive pages, sound structure and accessible interaction built into the work from the beginning.
For any business that wants a durable foundation rather than a cosmetic refresh. - 06
Ongoing improvements and maintenance
Content updates, technical upkeep and measured improvements after the initial launch.
For businesses that want direct access to the person who built the system.
03 / Process
Four stages. One visible line of progress.
You see the work as it develops, make decisions at the right moments and always know what the next stage needs.
- 01
Discover
Understand the business, customers, goals, constraints, current website and relevant competitors.
OutcomeA clear problem definition and practical project scope. - 02
Direction
Define the structure, message, visual direction, content priorities and main action a visitor should take.
OutcomeAn agreed system for what the project should say and how it should work. - 03
Build
Develop the responsive site or product, connect the required systems and test the working functionality.
OutcomeA production-ready implementation you can review in the browser. - 04
Launch
Complete quality checks, deploy, document the system and agree on the next round of improvements.
OutcomeA controlled launch and a clear path for what comes next.
04 / About
Independent by design
One builder from first conversation to launch.
I’m Dylan, an independent web designer and builder based in London, Ontario. I create business websites, focused web software and practical automation for businesses with a clear need.
You work directly with me across strategy, design, implementation, launch and continued improvement. The focus is a useful system that earns its place in the business—not decoration without a job to do.
- Direct collaboration
- Useful systems
- Clear decisions
- Built for iteration
- Based in
- London, Ontario
- Working model
- Direct with the builder
- Scope
- Strategy through launch
05 / Quote review
A second opinion before you sign
Bring me the quote.
Already have a website quote? Send it over. I’ll review the scope and show you where I can match it, improve it, or remove unnecessary cost.
The goal is not to promise the lowest price. It is to clarify the scope, explain the technical trade-offs and give you direct access to the person doing the work.
- Scope
- Clear line items and priorities
- Build
- Direct access to the builder
- Cost
- Remove work that does not help
06 / Start a project
Start a useful conversation
What should we build next?
Tell me about the website, web application or automation you have in mind—and what would make it useful to your business.
Early ideas, rough scopes and existing briefs are all welcome.