Websites built for Canadian rules.

Ontario's AODA expects public websites of larger organizations to meet WCAG 2.0 level AA, and the standard is a reasonable target for any site. We test keyboard use, focus order, contrast, form labels and error messages as part of the build, and we say in the handover what was checked and what was not. Whether your organization is covered is a question for your counsel.

CASL requires consent before a company sends commercial electronic messages, and the sender must be able to show it. Newsletter forms, WhatsApp opt-ins and any automated follow-up we build record who agreed, when and to what, and every message carries a working way out. That record lives in your admin panel where your staff can export it.

Quebec's language law expects commercial websites that serve its consumers to be available in French. A machine-translated French page costs more in trust than it saves in time. We write the French copy with a native reviewer and set up its own address, so the English and French sites do not compete with each other in search.

The clock is New York's: seven hours behind Istanbul in summer, eight in winter. The overlap is the morning, roughly 9 to 11 a.m. Toronto time, and the table below gives the full picture.