The studio
One person, start to finish.
Arkline Design is an independent studio in Canada, working with small businesses wherever they are. I design, write and build every site myself. That is the whole company, and it is deliberate.
The web is the most expressive medium your brand owns. We design every pixel, every easing curve, every millisecond of it on purpose.
How the work runs
You talk to the person building it
There is no account manager and no handoff. The person who takes your brief is the person who draws it, writes it, codes it and launches it. Nothing gets lost being explained twice.
Everything is hand-built
No templates, no page builders, no theme bought from a marketplace and bent into shape. Every page is written as code, which is why the demos load in about a second on a phone and score 99 for performance. You can check both yourself.
You own all of it
The domain is registered in your name from day one. The design files, the code, the words and every account are yours. Nothing is held back and there is nothing to buy back if you leave.
It does not depend on me
Your site is plain files, not a platform: no database, no system, no licence to lapse. You hold every file and every login from launch day, and the domain is in your name from the first day, so nobody can hold it, including me. Any developer could put it back online in under an hour. That is worth asking any studio you talk to, not just this one.
A small number of projects at a time
One person can only build so much at once, which is the trade. It means the work gets full attention while it is in the studio, and it means the start date is a real date rather than a guess.
Numbers you can check
Every one of these is measurable on the demo sites right now, on your own phone, with Google’s own tools. Nothing here is a claim about how many projects have shipped.
How to reach me
The fastest answer is the phone. (519) 860-2550, answered by the person who would build your site. Email is brody@arklinedesign.com and gets a reply within two working days. If you would rather just look first, the work and the full process are both open.