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Digital Marketing Portfolio — Toronto & GTA

Welcome to the digital marketing portfolio of Digitex Crew, a web design and development studio in North York, Toronto. Every case study below is a real project we designed, built, and shipped — most for clients outside Canada, including Chinese-market platforms built with Next.js and WordPress. Each one links to a live site, so you are looking at delivered work, not mockups. Browse the case studies, then ask us about a similar build or view pricing for your budget.

Our Web Design & Development Work

Four recent builds, each linking to the live product: two custom Next.js platforms and two WordPress builds with Chinese payment integration.

VDOGAME CN is a Chinese Gaming Service Website. — Website Development project by Digitex Crew
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VDOGAME CN is a Chinese Gaming Service Website.

Vdogame.cn is a full-stack gaming-service website developed by Digitex Crew for a Chinese client and the Chinese market. Built with Next.js and PostgreSQL, the platform provides a fast, responsive experience across desktop and mobile devices. It includes Alipay and WeChat Pay integration, a built-in customer support system, secure data management, and scalable business logic. Digitex Crew managed the complete development process—from user-interface design and responsive frontend development to database architecture, payment integration, backend functionality, and deployment. This project demonstrates our ability to create custom full-stack websites, e-commerce platforms, service marketplaces, and business applications for clients worldwide.

Full-stack gaming-service website for the Chinese market
Alipay and WeChat Pay payment integration
Built-in customer support system
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Bafantangrigu - B2B Anime Merchandise Wholesale Platform — Website Development project by Digitex Crew
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Bafantangrigu - B2B Anime Merchandise Wholesale Platform

Digitex Crew developed Bafantangrigu(八番堂日谷), a responsive Chinese-language B2B ecommerce platform for a client serving anime-merchandise retailers worldwide. Built with Next.js, the website organizes a large wholesale catalog of authentic Japanese figures, plush products, badges, acrylic stands, cards, collectibles, apparel, decorations, and lifestyle goods. Buyers can search by product name, JAN code, or series; browse categories and active series; view stock information and wholesale pricing; create an account; save products to a wishlist; manage a cart; place orders through the checkout workflow; and access account, order, shipping, FAQ, and support areas. The interface is optimized for desktop and mobile and uses a clean coral visual system aligned with the AniSmile brand.

Responsive B2B wholesale storefront for the Chinese market
Catalog of 195000+ products across 30+ active series
Product JAN-code category and series search
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Alien Handpan — Bilingual Musical Instrument eCommerce Website — Website Development project by Digitex Crew
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Alien Handpan — Bilingual Musical Instrument eCommerce Website

Digitex Crew transformed the approved Figma design into a custom WordPress eCommerce website for Alien Handpan, a Chinese musical instrument brand. The platform features a premium visual experience, responsive desktop and mobile layouts, Chinese and English content, custom post types, plugin-based functionality, and flexible content management. To support customers in the Chinese market, we also integrated Alipay and WeChat Pay. The result is a distinctive, user-friendly shopping experience that combines artistic brand storytelling with practical eCommerce functionality.

Accurately translate the original Figma design into WordPress
Preserve the brand’s minimal and atmospheric visual style
Support both Chinese and English content
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QQNA — Custom WordPress Course & Membership Platform — Website Development project by Digitex Crew
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QQNA — Custom WordPress Course & Membership Platform

Digitex Crew designed and developed QQNA, a custom course-selling platform for a Chinese brand. Built on WordPress and powered by a purpose-built plugin, the platform brings course creation, protected content delivery, membership management and local payment options into one streamlined system. Unlike a conventional learning-management setup, QQNA supports multiple course formats—including HTML files, PDFs and video—and keeps every protected resource locked until payment or membership access has been confirmed. The experience is fully responsive, giving learners a consistent journey on desktop and mobile.

Custom WordPress course-management plugin
HTML & PDF and video course support
Payment-gated course access
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What These Case Studies Demonstrate

Full-stack builds, not templates

VDOGAME CN pairs a Next.js frontend with PostgreSQL, Alipay and WeChat Pay, and three account levels — seller, customer, and admin — with a built-in support system.

Catalogues at scale

Bafantangrigu organizes a wholesale catalogue of 195,000+ products across 30+ active series, with search by product name, JAN code, category, or series.

Bilingual, China-ready commerce

Alien Handpan runs Chinese and English content on WordPress with Alipay and WeChat Pay checkout, translated faithfully from the client's approved Figma design.

Memberships and gated content

QQNA sells HTML, PDF, and video courses behind payment-gated access and monthly memberships, powered by a custom WordPress plugin we wrote for the client.

How We Deliver a Project

  1. 1

    Scope call

    Thirty minutes, free. We ask what the site must do, who will operate it day to day, and what budget range is realistic — before we talk about design.

  2. 2

    Fixed written quote

    Itemized by pages, features, and integrations so you can compare it line by line against any other Toronto web design company's proposal.

  3. 3

    Design first

    Wireframes, then high-fidelity screens. You approve the exact look before any code is written, which is far cheaper than redesigning a live build.

  4. 4

    Staged build

    You click through a private staging link during development, with weekly check-ins — no big-reveal risk at the end of the project.

  5. 5

    Launch and handover

    Deployment, payment and analytics setup, then a recorded walkthrough so your team can manage content without calling us for every edit.

Work With a Toronto Web Design Studio

Every project on this page was designed and built by our team at 1315 Finch Ave W, North York — never outsourced, never white-labelled. Clients in Toronto, Vaughan, Markham, and the rest of the GTA can meet us in person; clients abroad get the same process over video calls. If you need a website, an eCommerce store, or a membership platform, start with our web design and development services or browse all digital marketing services, then contact us for a fixed quote.

Prefer to talk it through? Call +1 709-600-9358 — we answer during Toronto business hours.

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Portfolio FAQs

Yes. Every case study in this portfolio is a completed project designed and built by our Toronto studio, published with the client's approval once the work is live. Some engagements stay private under NDA, so this page shows the projects we can discuss publicly — each with a working link.
Most likely. The work here spans custom Next.js platforms, WordPress eCommerce, and membership systems for Toronto clients and businesses abroad. Tell us what you're building in a free consultation and we'll point you to the closest example, then give you an honest fixed-price quote.
No. We're based in North York, Toronto, and we build for businesses here and internationally — this portfolio includes Chinese-market platforms for overseas clients. Toronto and GTA clients can meet us at our Finch Ave W office; remote clients get the same process over video calls.
Look for live websites rather than screenshots, specifics about the stack and the client's problem rather than vague adjectives, and honest scope. A trustworthy portfolio names real challenges, explains what the studio actually built, and lets you click through to the finished product — like every case study here.
It depends on scope. A WordPress build with payment integration sits at the lower end, while a custom Next.js platform with user accounts, payments, and admin tooling is a larger fixed-price project. See our pricing page for starting prices, then contact us for a written quote.