Portfolio — Framework

Featured case study Geomatics engineering — British Columbia & the Canadian North

Aurora Surveys

A website that shows the survey work instead of describing it.

Aurora Surveys provides geomatics engineering and reality capture for transportation, hydroelectric, mining, and energy projects — from downtown Vancouver to Baffin Island.

Aurora supplied their own logo and identity. We designed and built the website around it: a 3D total station walks through a field setup, a traverse map plots each project by latitude, and an animated point cloud shows how ten million raw returns become a usable deliverable.

Aurora Surveys website on a phone: the Where we work map, 49.28°N to 66.00°N, starting at Vancouver

The Aurora Surveys website on desktop and mobile — designed and built by Framework

Website palette

Night#071A24
Navy#0F2D3D
Cyan#1DACB5
Green#39B44A
Ice#EDF2F3

Delivered

Website design & build
Five-page website
Animated aurora hero
Interactive 3D total station
Project traverse map, 49°N to 66°N
Point-cloud process explainer
Project records & safety page
Enquiry form

Typography

Display: Noto Sans
Body: Noto Serif
Labels: Noto Sans Mono

Voice

Field-precise and plain. Real jobs, real latitudes.

Client testimonial

“I'm happy with the way that Framework utilized geographic design elements and animations that drew the eye, but didn't capture attention at the expense of the information being presented. Their team incorporated our graphic designer's notes, palettes, and overall design approach to our brand and dove into our vibe. Very happy with the aesthetic and navigability of both versions of the website.”

Aurora SurveysGeomatics engineering — British Columbia & the Canadian North

Framework client — Website design & build

Case study Professional Services — Canadian project delivery

Red E Corp.

A brand built on day one for a company built to expand — and the website that puts it to work.

Red E Corp. delivers consulting, project management, and project planning for industrial, commercial, and institutional clients. Its founder came up as a carpenter, ironworker, and millwright before running projects from the office.

We started with strategy: who Red E serves, what sets it apart, and the promise behind the name — Red E 4 Anything. The crest, colour, type, voice, and application rules all follow from that, documented in a single brand system.

We then designed and built the website from scratch: a full-screen crest landing page, service pages, projects, a gallery, and a simple way to start a conversation. The client supplied the photography; we edited every image to suit the brand.

Red E Corp. website on a phone: the headline Built to take on what comes next, the Consulting and Hot Shot Services links, and the footer with contact details

The Red E Corp. website on desktop and mobile — designed and built by Framework

Colour system

Oxide Red#8A2E2A
Ink Charcoal#17181A
Bone#F5F1EA
Steel#4C5257
Aged Walnut#8A6B48

Delivered

Brand strategy & positioning
Crest & logo system
Colour & typography system
Voice & messaging
Brand applications
AI brand prompts
Custom-designed & built website
Service, projects & gallery pages
Photo editing & art direction
Enquiry form

Typography

Display: Barlow Semi Condensed
Body: Inter
Labels: IBM Plex Mono

Voice

Direct, plainspoken, field-tested. Lead with what's been done, not what's promised.

Framework client — Brand System v1.0, July 2026 · Website live

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Case study Hospitality — Anahim Lake, British Columbia

Eagle's Nest Resort

A complete website — and the photography on it — for a ten-acre lakeside resort in the West Chilcotin.

Eagle's Nest sits on Anahim Lake, one kilometre off Highway 20 — suites, rooms, and log cabins, run by the owners, Diane and Murray.

We built the site around the questions guests actually ask: where it is, how to get there, and which room fits. Every suite and cabin has its own page, and booking is one tap away on every screen.

We also photographed the property on site — the lodge, the cabins, and the waterfront — so every image on the site shows the real place.