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WordPress development in Burnaby
Editor experience first: DoodleWeb helps Burnaby teams plan, design, build, and improve WordPress development work with the same senior process behind our case studies: practical discovery, clean implementation, WCAG 2.2 AA and AODA-aware delivery, and post-launch support that protects momentum. We work with teams across Burnaby and the Lower Mainland, from Surrey and Burnaby through Richmond, Coquitlam, Langley, and New Westminster. Estimates are in Canadian dollars.
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service
WordPress development
Strategy, interface design, development, launch, and support tied to the platform your team actually uses.
market
Burnaby
Built for organizations that need senior digital execution without hand-holding, churn, or mystery retainers.
Service area: Burnaby and the Lower Mainland — Vancouver, Surrey, Richmond, Coquitlam, Langley, Delta, New Westminster, Port Moody.
outcome
Launch-ready
Fast pages, clean CMS workflows, strong accessibility, analytics, and a site structure search engines can understand.
local context
What Burnaby work actually looks like.
Burnaby demand comes from advanced manufacturing, gaming and media production, SFU-adjacent research spin-outs, and industrial-park B2B firms. These projects lean technical: product documentation, spec libraries, and integrations rather than brochureware.
Why us, here
Burnaby sits between our studio and downtown Vancouver, so on-site discovery sessions and stakeholder workshops are a short drive rather than a travel line item.
what this covers
WordPress development in Burnaby, specifically.
WordPress work is editor-first: a block-based content model your marketing team owns without a developer in the loop.
Engagements that fit
- Marketing sites with a large, frequently edited content library
- Custom block and pattern libraries for non-technical editors
- Multisite rollouts across departments or brands
- Performance and Core Web Vitals remediation on an existing install
Budget range
Typical WordPress builds run CAD $18,000 to $75,000 depending on template count.
The Burnaby talent market
Plenty of local WordPress supply, very uneven quality — the differentiator is engineering standards, not availability.
how we work
A senior process, not a generic vendor page.
These location pages point to the same DoodleWeb delivery model: clear scope, visible tradeoffs, practical architecture, and real case-study proof.
Audit the current site, content model, integrations, analytics, and conversion paths.
Map the UX and technical plan before design or development starts.
Build with clean components, performance budgets, accessibility, and editor-friendly workflows.
Launch with redirects, QA, tracking, and a clear support plan for the next iteration.
related work
Case studies with the same kind of pressure.

SaaS & Supply Chain
OrderMesh Replatform
OrderMesh gives ecommerce and print-on-demand brands a single layer to route, track, and manage orders across every fulfillment partner they work with, replacing the spreadsheets and one off integrations that break as a catalog scales. Its marketing site had been running on WordPress, where every content change required a developer ticket and product launches waited on a release window. DoodleWeb replatformed the site onto Webflow with a governed component library, migrated all existing content and URL structure with redirects mapped one to one, and handed the CMS to the marketing team with training and documentation.

Aerospace & Defense
Ursa Major
Ursa Major delivers mission-ready aerospace and defense systems across hypersonics, solid rocket motors, and space-based defense, leveraging additive manufacturing and modular architectures to produce scalable all-up rounds, engines, and SRMs faster than legacy providers. From throttleable, storable hypersonics to tactically responsive satellite propulsion and extended-range solid rocket motors, Ursa Major is powering the joint force with flexible, American-made systems for any mission, in any domain. DoodleWeb replatformed them onto WordPress — shipping a procurement-grade marketing site with significantly faster page loads, restructured navigation for defense and government stakeholders, and an editor-friendly CMS that lets internal comms publish at the pace of an engineering organization. Shipped in 16 weeks.

Technology & SaaS
Amplify AI
Amplify AI, a B2B SaaS startup, replaced a slow custom WordPress site with a Webflow rebuild from DoodleWeb. Outcome: 4× demo bookings in the first 60 days post-launch, demo-to-customer rate up 60%, and a marketing team that ships pages independently without engineering involvement. Shipped in 10 weeks.
questions
Burnaby questions, answered plainly.
What kinds of Burnaby organisations do you usually build for?
Burnaby demand comes from advanced manufacturing, gaming and media production, SFU-adjacent research spin-outs, and industrial-park B2B firms. These projects lean technical: product documentation, spec libraries, and integrations rather than brochureware.
Can we meet in person in Burnaby?
Burnaby sits between our studio and downtown Vancouver, so on-site discovery sessions and stakeholder workshops are a short drive rather than a travel line item. We run discovery and stakeholder workshops on site when it helps, and everything after that works fine remotely.
Do you handle multilingual or sector-specific requirements for Burnaby projects?
Yes. Burnaby manufacturing and media clients typically need spec sheets, documentation libraries, and dealer or partner portals, so we model the content properly instead of treating every page as a landing page.
What does wordpress development in Burnaby cost?
Typical WordPress builds run CAD $18,000 to $75,000 depending on template count. Every estimate is quoted in Canadian dollars, with the scope, assumptions, and exclusions written down before work starts.
Should we hire in-house for wordpress development in Burnaby instead?
Plenty of local WordPress supply, very uneven quality — the differentiator is engineering standards, not availability.
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