Web Designers in Newfoundland and Labrador
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Cities in Newfoundland and Labrador
Altitude Media
Atlantic XL
BrandCommand Franchise Marketing
Catch The Wave Marketing
Creative Maple
Dannywebinc
DFI Design
Digitex Crew Limited
Focus
Focused Creative
Get Building (formerly Get Coding)
Heardgi Website Design
Inqsys Technologies - Web Design, SEO & Digital Marketing Company
Intend Labs Canada
James the Website Guy - Website Design Company
KCD Web Services
Launch Media
Lead Marketing
Lorne Pike & Associates
Media Ladder Web Design
Mobile Guest Ltd
Mojo Media Web Design
Newfoundland Buzz
Pearl White Media
Perfect Day Ltd
Perspective Digital Marketing
Pilot Communications
Robot Interactive + Marketing
Sheldon Payne - Digital Marketing Consultant
The Newfoundland Buy & Sell Magazine
WaterWerks Agency
Website Masters
Zwebra Web Studio Inc.
Bluecore Media
GC Designing
ICS Creative Agency
Mahone Bay Web Design
Unite Interactive | Website Design and Digital Marketing
Focus A Bold Company
I Design Ltd.
JAC
Newfound Marketing
NL Classifieds
Kraken Robotic Systems
The Idea Factory
Prime Creative
Repurpose Technologies
Metro Property Management
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a website cost in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Simple business website: $2,000-$5,000. Custom design with CMS: $5,000-$15,000. E-commerce store: $5,000-$25,000. Custom web application: $15,000-$100,000+. Ongoing maintenance: $100-$500/month. Get multiple quotes and compare portfolios.
Should I hire a freelancer or an agency?
Freelancers are typically 30-50% cheaper and work well for smaller projects. Agencies offer broader skill sets, project management, and continuity (if one person leaves, the project continues). For complex projects, agencies reduce risk. For simple sites, a good freelancer is usually the better value.
How long does it take to build a website?
Simple business site: 2-4 weeks. Custom design: 4-8 weeks. E-commerce: 6-12 weeks. Web application: 3-6 months. These timelines assume prompt feedback — delays in content and approvals are the #1 cause of project delays.
Do I need a web designer or a web developer in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Designers focus on visual design, user experience, and branding. Developers write code and build functionality. Many professionals do both. For a simple business site, a designer who uses WordPress/Squarespace is fine. For custom functionality, you need a developer.
What should I have ready before hiring a web designer?
Prepare: your logo and brand guidelines, examples of sites you like, a list of pages you need, your content (text, photos, video), your domain name, and a clear idea of your goals (lead generation, sales, information). The more prepared you are, the smoother the project.