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Our Portfolio

Work that speaks
for itself.

Websites that help customers choose you. Applications that elevate experiences. Campaigns that bring new opportunities.

Built on trust. Backed by results.

I can’t say enough great things about Firescript. They created our website, digital strategy and manage our ongoing digital advertising campaigns. Very happy with the overall professional service and results!
Richard CaetanoOwner & CEO · H2GO Mobile Wash
Our expectations for this redesign were extremely high and yet they still exceeded them. They truly knocked it out of the park. We would recommend Firescript to anyone without reservation.
Erin HayesBurlington Neighbourhoods
Very knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with. I’ve worked with many developers in my time and Ryan is by far one of the best. Highly recommended!
Ben LeoniHarley Oliver
Great web and app developer. We’ve worked with Firescript on many projects. They are efficient and very knowledgeable.
James MonkmanJames Monkman Design

About the work

Questions? Ask us.
What types of projects are in your portfolio?

Our selected work includes custom websites, web and mobile applications, and ongoing digital growth partnerships. The examples show how design, development, and marketing fit different business needs.

Can you build something similar for our business?

Tell us which project caught your eye and what you need your own website or application to do. We will use that as a starting point for a solution shaped around your business, rather than copying another client’s work.

What should I look for in a web design portfolio?

Look beyond the screenshots. Try the live experience on mobile, check whether important tasks are clear, and ask what the agency actually contributed. A useful portfolio should help you understand the business problem, the approach, and the work delivered, not just the visual style.

Does a web design agency need experience in my industry?

Industry experience can help, but it is not the only measure of fit. Look for experience with similar customer journeys, technical requirements, and business challenges. An agency should be able to explain how it will learn about your audience and where your team’s expertise will guide the work.

How do you measure the success of a website redesign?

Define the goal before the redesign and compare performance against a baseline. Useful measures can include qualified enquiries, purchases, task completion, and how easily your team can update content. Traffic and appearance alone do not tell the whole story, and changes in campaigns or seasonality can affect the results.