Québec City
Web development in Québec City
Québec City is not a suburb of Montreal, and we do not treat it like one. Heritage and hospitality brands in the capital need French-first sites with an English layer for visitors — the opposite of an island clinic that leads in English. We already shipped Groupe Belvoir, a Next.js bilingual site for a Québec hospitality group. We travel to the city when the brief needs a walkthrough; we do not invent a Québec office. If you want a web team that has already launched in the capital, start with Belvoir, then talk.
Bilingual EN/FR is the default. We do not bolt on a machine-translated second language after launch.
Nearby work
Who this is for
Hospitality groups, heritage properties, and visitor-facing brands in the capital that must lead in French.
Local questions
Do you travel to Québec City or only work remote?
Both. Kickoffs and content walks happen on site when the property needs it — Belvoir was not built from a stock photo brief. Day-to-day build can be remote from Montreal.
Why is this page different from your Montreal web page?
Because the work is different. Montreal briefs often lead in English or split 50/50. Québec City briefs lead in French and treat English as the visitor language. The case study here is Belvoir, not CHUM.
Tell us about the work
If this city page matches the brief, write. If you need a different city, say so — we will not invent a page for it.