We redid the Coopoly website in 2008 and refreshed it in 2013. In 2008, we integrated the site's database with Coopoly's in-store stock database, which made employees' jobs easier, made the site more accurate, and allowed a substantial growth in online sales. In 2013, we modernized the design and allowed ebooks to be sold through an integration with Cantook.

We made various improvements to VenueParking.com in order to make the site more user-friendly. We also improved the site's management tools and developed APIs for external partners.

We built the first version of luxury retailer LXR & Co.'s website in 2012 and kept improving it until the summer of 2013. The client then built an internal team to manage the site, following exciting growth which led to a $1.5M investment in the business.

We built and maintain a bilingual website for Made in Blog, an agency that puts advertisers in relation with web influencers.

We built a bilingual website for Zéro Gravité, an indoor rock climbing and yoga center located in the heart of Montreal. The WordPress CMS was used for that project.

We redesigned the website for the Régie intermunicipale d'Acton et des Maskoutains in 2010-2011. The new interface gives a more modern look to the organization and makes it easier for the citizens deserved by the RIAM to find the information they're looking for. The WordPress CMS was used for that project.

We frequently analyzed Sonic Electronix's processes and vendor accounts from 2008 to 2010. These analysis lead to savings of over $160,000 per year in shipping fees, advertising and payment processing fees. They also lead to the opening of a second warehouse which allows the company to deliver products faster to its customers while getting substantial savings on shipping fees.

We developed and managed Sonic Electronix's website and ERP from 2003 to 2010. During that period, sales increased more than ten-fold, to $30 M in 2010, and the company made a profit every year.

We built DINSTINCT.com, one of the most popular private sales website in the Quebec province from 2010 to 2012. The site was bilingual and designed to be very user-friendly. It grew rapidly before being sold to The Volts in 2012.

We managed the site, and then the hosting infrastructure for LawnSite.com from 2000 to 2010. During that time, this popular web community saw its membership increase from 1,200 to over 100,000 members.

TechnoQC is a news and information site about computer hardware. It was active from 2002 to 2004.