A model of one road with five plots on it, linked by a dotted path

Eagle Consultants / Mississauga

We build websites for businesses people already love.

Five plots on one road. Four of them are favourites picked from the work we have shipped, and the full list lives on the Work page. The last one is empty, and it is the reason this page exists. Scroll to fly down it.

First stop / RJ Framing

The bones of every build, finally on show.

RJ frames custom homes across the GTA, and the best work they do disappears behind drywall within weeks of being finished.

So we built it: The site rebuilds one of their frames in front of every visitor, so the work the drywall hides is the first thing a client sees.

Visit RJ Framing

The brief

RJ frames custom homes across the GTA, and the best work they do disappears behind drywall within weeks of being finished.

What we built

The site rebuilds one of their frames in front of every visitor, so the work the drywall hides is the first thing a client sees.

Second stop / Bash

Built for the browser his clients are already in.

Bash fills his books from one Instagram bio link, so every visitor arrives inside Instagram's own browser, where most websites quietly break.

So we built it: His site was built and tested inside that exact browser first, so the tap from his bio link always lands, and booking is two taps more.

Visit Bash

The brief

Bash fills his books from one Instagram bio link, so every visitor arrives inside Instagram's own browser, where most websites quietly break.

What we built

His site was built and tested inside that exact browser first, so the tap from his bio link always lands, and booking is two taps more.

Third stop / DugOut Vintage

The thrill of the dig, taken online.

Fifteen thousand people follow this shop for the hunt. It earned a home of its own beyond the feed.

So we built it: Scrolling digs through the crate one find at a time, so the feeling that earned the following finally has an address of its own.

Visit DugOut Vintage

The brief

Fifteen thousand people follow this shop for the hunt. It earned a home of its own beyond the feed.

What we built

Scrolling digs through the crate one find at a time, so the feeling that earned the following finally has an address of its own.

Fourth stop / Heroes Comics

A landmark since 1991, now under glass.

Four thousand square feet of comics on Dundas and nine hundred glowing reviews, with almost none of that standing online.

So we built it: The slab wall went online under glass you can tilt into the light, so the reputation Dundas already knows shows up in a search.

Visit Heroes Comics

The brief

Four thousand square feet of comics on Dundas and nine hundred glowing reviews, with almost none of that standing online.

What we built

The slab wall went online under glass you can tilt into the light, so the reputation Dundas already knows shows up in a search.

End of the road

The last plot is empty.

Every other building on this road is a business that decided to look like itself online. This one is yours, and we have not built it yet.

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Eagle Consultants

We build websites for businesses people already love. A small web studio in Mississauga, Ontario, building custom websites for local businesses across Ontario. Hosting, deployment and the first year of the domain are on us.

Work

RJ Framing, Rough carpentry and structural framing, Greater Toronto Area. They frame custom homes, additions and commercial builds. The site had to feel structural, so the frame assembles itself out of nothing as you scroll.
attackonbash, Tattoo artist, London, ON. Bash books through Instagram, so the whole site had to survive being opened inside the Instagram browser.
DugOut Vintage, Vintage clothing and records, London, ON. Fifteen thousand people follow the shop for the hunt. The site gives the dig a permanent address, one find at a time.
Heroes Comics, Comic shop, London, ON. Four thousand square feet on Dundas since 1991, nine hundred reviews deep. The site finally puts that standing under glass.
Bushido Boxing, Boxing gym, London, ON. Five hundred and forty eight reviews earned round by round. The site now carries them where people actually look.
Goodah Gastrotruck, Food truck, London, ON. The truck sells out most weekends. Now the domain works the same shift as the window line.
CMC Detailing, Car detailing, London, ON. Detailing this careful deserved better than a rented booking widget. The new site looks like the work and belongs to them.

The flight

We build websites for businesses people already love. Five plots on one road. Four of them are favourites picked from the work we have shipped, and the full list lives on the Work page. The last one is empty, and it is the reason this page exists. Scroll to fly down it.
The bones of every build, finally on show. RJ frames custom homes across the GTA, and the best work they do disappears behind drywall within weeks of being finished. The site rebuilds one of their frames in front of every visitor, so the work the drywall hides is the first thing a client sees.
Built for the browser his clients are already in. Bash fills his books from one Instagram bio link, so every visitor arrives inside Instagram's own browser, where most websites quietly break. His site was built and tested inside that exact browser first, so the tap from his bio link always lands, and booking is two taps more.
The thrill of the dig, taken online. Fifteen thousand people follow this shop for the hunt. It earned a home of its own beyond the feed. Scrolling digs through the crate one find at a time, so the feeling that earned the following finally has an address of its own.
A landmark since 1991, now under glass. Four thousand square feet of comics on Dundas and nine hundred glowing reviews, with almost none of that standing online. The slab wall went online under glass you can tilt into the light, so the reputation Dundas already knows shows up in a search.
The last plot is empty. Every other building on this road is a business that decided to look like itself online. This one is yours, and we have not built it yet.

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Call 647-864-5545 or email m.idrissirsi@gmail.com. Mississauga, Ontario.