Digital Marketing Portfolio — Canadian Case Studies & Global Builds
Welcome to the digital marketing and web development portfolio of Digitex Crew. Based in North York, Toronto and serving businesses nationwide across Canada, our team designs, builds, and scales high-performance Next.js platforms, WordPress eCommerce stores, and custom web applications — including global platforms for international markets. Each case study below links to a live, working site so you can inspect verified delivered engineering, not static design mockups. Browse our work, then ask us about your project or view transparent pricing in CAD.
Our Web Design & Development Work
12 builds, each linking to the live product: custom web applications and SaaS platforms, WordPress commerce with Chinese payment integration, B2B wholesale and export-manufacturer storefronts, local-service lead-generation sites for Canadian trades, a Bengali-first eCommerce platform for Bangladesh, and an Indian property-management platform for landlords, PGs, and co-living operators.
Live PreviewBano Electrical Services — Electrician Website for Brampton & the GTA
Bano Electrical Services (banoelectricalservices.com) is the website Digitex Crew designed and built for a family-owned, ESA-licensed electrical contractor based in Brampton, Ontario — serving Mississauga, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Toronto, Caledon, and Oakville. Built as a custom high-performance site with a 30-second quote funnel, it pairs trust-first copy with the details homeowners actually check: ESA/ECRA #7004060 licensing, WSIB coverage, a 5.0 Google rating, 20+ years in business since 2003, and plain pricing ranges in the FAQ. Sixteen-plus service pages cover panel and service upgrades, EV charger installation, pot lights and LED lighting, knob and tube replacement, generators, and Control4/Lutron home automation, each tuned for the exact searches GTA homeowners type. Digitex Crew handled the complete build: information architecture, conversion-focused copy, the multi-step estimate funnel, real-project gallery, embedded Google reviews, service-area pages, and on-page local SEO fundamentals — structured data, per-page metadata, and FAQ content. The site demonstrates how a local trade business turns a website into a booked-jobs engine rather than a brochure.
Live PreviewGreen Solar World — B2B Electrical & Lighting eCommerce, Mississauga
Green Solar World Inc. (gsworld.ca) is the B2B eCommerce platform Digitex Crew built for a wholesale electrical and lighting distributor with a counter in Mississauga, Ontario — supplying contractors across the GTA and shipping Canada-wide. The platform organizes a full wholesale catalogue into four collections — residential lighting, commercial lighting, industrial lighting, and electrical materials — across 35+ product sub-categories, with a working cart, trade accounts, and an authorized-distributor showcase for 15+ brands including DALS, Etlin-Daniels, Hi-Bright, Ortech, and Rack-A-Tiers. Built with Next.js for sub-second browsing, the site is engineered for how contractors actually buy: counter pickup in Mississauga, flat $30 Canada-wide shipping, phone-order CTAs, same-business-day quote replies, and a 5.0 Google rating from 239 reviews displayed sitewide. Digitex Crew delivered the full build: catalogue architecture, category and product templates, cart and account flows, brand-partner sections, and hand-optimized per-page SEO metadata with OpenGraph cards.
Live PreviewPigeon Netpro — Balcony Netting & Cleaning Website, Toronto
Pigeon Netpro (pigeonnetpro.com) is the website Digitex Crew designed and built for a Toronto balcony-protection company — the team GTA condo and apartment residents call when pigeons take over a balcony or a high-rise outdoor space needs a proper clean. The site covers the company's full service line — balcony net installation, pigeon netting, balcony cleaning services, and cat net installation — each with its own Toronto-targeted section, plus a recent-projects gallery, five-star customer ratings, a workmanship guarantee, and a free consultation form that captures name, phone, address, and the service needed in one short step. Click-to-call is one tap away at 437-460-7476. Built on WordPress with Elementor so the owner can update projects, photos, and copy without a developer, the site loads fast on the phones Torontonians actually use to search — often standing on the balcony staring at the problem — and carries the local SEO fundamentals: Toronto-focused headings and copy, service-specific sections, and proper metadata for balcony netting and cleaning searches across the city. Digitex Crew delivered the complete build: page structure, conversion copy, consultation funnel, ratings and project-proof sections, and per-page SEO tuned for Toronto balcony services.
Live PreviewCleannit Janitorial Services — Cleaning Company Website, Toronto
Cleannit Janitorial Services (cleannitjs.com) is the website Digitex Crew designed and built for a Toronto cleaning company based at 147 Eddystone Avenue in North York — a short drive from our own Finch & Keele studio — serving homes, offices, and commercial spaces across the city. The site presents the company's full range: house cleaning on regular weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly schedules, deep cleaning, kitchen and bathroom sanitization, and office and commercial janitorial work. Every section reinforces what Toronto customers say they want from a cleaner — eco-friendly products that are safe around kids and pets, transparent pricing with no hidden fees, flexible scheduling, trained staff, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. A schedule-appointment form captures name, address, phone, email, and the service needed in one step, click-to-call puts 437-290-0795 and 416-567-7520 one tap away, and the build runs on WordPress with Elementor so the team can publish updates themselves. Google Site Kit keeps search and visitor analytics in the dashboard the owner already checks. Digitex Crew delivered the complete build: information architecture, conversion copy, booking funnel, trust sections, and per-page SEO tuned for cleaning-services searches across Toronto.
Live PreviewTenantsFlo — Property Management Software for Indian Landlords, PGs & Co-Living Operators
TenantsFlo (tenantsflo.com) is the property management software platform Digitex Crew designed and built for Indian landlords, PG owners, hostel operators, and co-living managers. The platform replaces Excel sheets, paper registers, and scattered WhatsApp chasing with one dashboard: rent and bills in ₹, per-flat and per-bed occupancy, expense tracking, portfolio reports, security-deposit settlement, and maintenance records. It supports apartment buildings and commercial units, PGs and hostels at the individual-bed level, and multi-property villa portfolios. TenantsFlo is shaped around Indian rental workflows: WhatsApp-native rent reminders with direct UPI payment paths, electricity sub-meter splitting for shared rooms, mess and food billing, digital tenant KYC, move-out deduction calculations, HRA rent receipts, and GST options for commercial property. Its public tools hub currently publishes 11 free landlord tools, including rent receipt and HRA generators, a sub-meter electricity bill splitter, rent escalation, deposit refund, rental yield and ROI, and stamp-duty calculators. Digitex Crew delivered the product strategy, information architecture, responsive application experience, category landing pages, tools hub, and search-focused content structure behind the platform.
Live PreviewAgronest Export — Banana Fiber & PALF Manufacturer, Bangladesh
Agronest Export (agronestexport.com) is the export-focused website Digitex Crew designed and built for a Bangladeshi manufacturer of banana fiber and pineapple leaf fiber (PALF), produced at the company's own factory in Modhupur, Tangail and shipped to spinning mills, rope makers, paper mills, composite brands, and wholesalers worldwide. The site is engineered for how procurement teams actually evaluate a fiber supplier: every lot sampled for tensile strength, fineness, and moisture at an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab; a fully mechanical, chemical-free decortication process documented from pseudostem to export bale in six steps; published price bands from $4.00–5.50/kg FOB Bangladesh; and plain export terms — MOQ 200 kg, T/T 30/70 or irrevocable L/C at sight, FOB Chattogram or CIF worldwide under HS code 5305, with phytosanitary certificates and Certificates of Origin on every shipment. Built with Next.js, the site carries the company's circular-economy story with numbers rather than adjectives — agricultural waste diverted from burning, pulp returned to fields as compost, and biodegradable output — alongside lab-measured material composition, four product lines across three grades, baled in 25/50/100 kg compressions, and logistics timelines buyers can plan around: sea freight from Chattogram in roughly 24–35 days to Europe and 28–40 days to the US, air via Dhaka in 5–10 days, with written quotations inside 24 hours and courier samples from 0.5 kg. Digitex Crew delivered the complete build: information architecture, procurement-grade copywriting, product and process pages, the quote-request funnel, sustainability data storytelling, and per-page SEO tuned for banana fiber and PALF sourcing searches.
Live PreviewBikrify — Bengali-First eCommerce SaaS Platform for Bangladesh
Bikrify (bikrify.tech) is the Bengali-first eCommerce SaaS platform Digitex Crew designed, built, and operates — letting small sellers in Bangladesh open their own branded online store in about two minutes. Built Bengali-first rather than translated later, the platform covers the entire selling workflow in one dashboard: product management, orders, and delivery, with Cash-on-Delivery built in as the default payment reality of the market, and bKash/Nagad mobile-banking gateways and Pathao/Steadfast courier auto-booking on the roadmap. A drag-and-drop theme editor ships with 10 ready-made conversion-optimized themes, plus combo/offer builders, coupons, a policy-page generator, and server-side Meta CAPI tracking included at no extra cost. Sellers get a flat, all-inclusive ৳999/month plan — unlimited products and orders, custom domain, free SSL, daily backups — after a 14-day free trial with no credit card. Digitex Crew delivered the platform end to end: the marketing site, the store-builder product itself, the seller dashboard, and the infrastructure it runs on.
Live PreviewDigiTex Tools Lab — Multi-App Software Platform
DigiTex Tools Lab (digitextoolslab.tech) is the multi-app distribution platform Digitex Crew designed and built for its own software studio — one site that publishes, explains, and directly delivers a growing family of focused apps. The platform centres on two flagship products: TransBridge (墨桥), a fully offline AI translator for Android that runs speech, camera OCR, and on-device neural machine translation without any network connection, and TunnelX, a WireGuard-based privacy VPN for Android and iOS. Apps install directly from the platform as APK downloads with live version info — no app stores, no accounts, no waiting for review. Built with Next.js with a design-token system spanning light and dark themes, the site carries the studio's privacy-first positioning end to end: zero accounts, zero logs kept, ever. Product pages, a public roadmap, versioned release infrastructure, and topic-routed contact flows give the studio a complete, self-owned channel to its users. Digitex Crew delivered the full platform: brand system, product pages, direct-download API, release pipeline, and the studio site itself.
Live PreviewVDOGAME 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.
Live PreviewBafantangrigu - 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.
Live PreviewAlien 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.
Live PreviewQQNA — 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.
What You'll Find in Each Case Study
Every project in the grid opens its own case study page, written the way we would want to read a vendor's portfolio: specific, technical where it matters, and honest about scope. If you are comparing web design companies in Canada or Toronto, here is what to look for as you read.
The brief behind the build
A short overview of the client's business, the market the site serves, and the problem the project had to solve — before any technology decisions were made.
The challenge and our approach
What made each project hard — a wholesale catalogue at real scale, payments built for the Chinese market, content that stays locked until it is paid for — and the approach we chose for each.
Key results, in numbers
Concrete outcomes you can verify, from catalogue size and search options to payment methods and account levels, alongside a live preview, video, or gallery of the finished work.
The stack, named plainly
The frameworks, databases, payment integrations, and plugins behind each build, listed so a technical reviewer can compare like with like — no vague modern-technology claims.
A case study should answer two questions within a couple of minutes: can this studio handle a project like mine, and would it be easy to work with? If the closest example here is not quite your situation, contact us — there is a fair chance we have built something similar that stays private under NDA.
What These Case Studies Demonstrate
Full-stack platforms, not templates
VDOGAME CN pairs a Next.js frontend with PostgreSQL, Alipay and WeChat Pay, and three account levels — seller, customer, and admin. Bikrify applies the same full-stack discipline to multi-tenant SaaS: a store builder, Bengali-first dashboards, custom domains, and daily backups per store.
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. Green Solar World brings the B2B catalogue pattern to Canadian electrical supply: four collections, 35+ categories, and trade accounts for contractors. Agronest Export takes the same B2B pattern global — an export-manufacturer site that answers an overseas procurement checklist: lab reports, published price bands, and plain trade terms.
Commerce and content shaped to the market
Alien Handpan runs Chinese-English WordPress commerce with Alipay and WeChat Pay, faithful to the client's approved Figma design. QQNA sells HTML, PDF, and video courses behind payment-gated memberships powered by a custom WordPress plugin. Bikrify goes furthest — Bengali-native storefronts with Cash-on-Delivery built in for how Bangladesh actually pays.
Owned channels and local lead engines
DigiTex Tools Lab distributes its own apps directly — versioned APK downloads with zero accounts and zero logs, no store required. Bano Electrical Services shows what a contractor's website should be: a 30-second quote funnel, 16+ GTA service pages, ESA/WSIB credentials above the fold, and live Google reviews.
How We Deliver a Project
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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.
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Fixed written quote
Itemized by pages, features, and integrations so you can compare it line by line against any other Canadian web design agency's proposal.
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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.
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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.
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Launch and handover
Deployment, payment and analytics setup, then a recorded walkthrough so your team can manage content without calling us for every edit.
From Brochure Sites to Full Platforms
This portfolio leans toward our recent platform work, but those builds represent four broad types of project we run for small businesses across Canada, Ontario, and the GTA — and for clients abroad. Whatever the shape, every engagement is quoted in Canadian dollars with complete month-to-month flexibility.
Marketing websites
Fast, search-visible websites that explain what a business does and turn visitors into calls and enquiries. Built on WordPress or Next.js, with local SEO fundamentals in place from day one: service pages for each area you serve, clean metadata, and Google Business Profile alignment.
eCommerce stores
Online stores from a first product line up to thousands of SKUs. WordPress and WooCommerce suits tighter budgets; a custom build makes sense when catalogue size, checkout flow, or payment methods demand it — including Alipay and WeChat Pay for Chinese-market sellers.
B2B and wholesale platforms
Catalogue-driven B2B sites with account registration, gated wholesale pricing, live stock levels, and full order workflows. The 195,000-product catalogue in this portfolio is that same pattern at its largest.
Membership and course sites
Platforms where access is the product: payment-gated courses, monthly memberships, and the custom WordPress plugins needed to run them — so the client keeps full ownership of their content and customer list.
If you can describe the outcome you need — more calls, more orders, or content people pay to access — we can usually point you to the right type of build in one short consultation. Book a free scope call and we will tell you honestly whether your project is a fit.
Work With a Dedicated Canadian Web Studio
Every project on this page was designed and built in-house by our team at 1315 Finch Ave W, North York — never outsourced, never white-labelled. Clients in Toronto and the GTA can meet us in person; clients across Canada and abroad get the same seamless process with scheduled video milestones and direct access to developers. If you need a high-converting website, an eCommerce store, or ongoing search visibility, start with our web design and development services, explore our dedicated SEO optimization and Local SEO Canada campaigns, 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 Canadian business hours (EST).
How to Get Started
Tell us about your project
Send a short message through our contact page describing what you are building and what it should achieve. Two or three sentences is enough — we reply within one business day and will ask the questions that actually matter.
Review a fixed written quote
After a free scope call you receive an itemized quote in Canadian dollars: pages, features, integrations, timeline, and payment milestones. Compare it line by line against any other proposal — we want you to understand exactly what you are buying.
Approve, build, launch
Once the quote is approved we start immediately, with a private staging link from the first week so you can watch the build take shape. Launch includes deployment, analytics, and a recorded handover your team can revisit any time.
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