Our Work

A Premier Caribbean Resort Company, a leading force in the hospitality and tourism industry driving growth through strategic expansion and operational excellence, partnered with Dotfusion to create a stunning digital showcase that would truly represent their premium brand and diverse resort portfolio.

Explore how Dotfusion completely redesigned and rebuilt Pizza Nova's ordering app and website from the ground up to deliver a faster, more intuitive experience. With a focus on streamlining the user journey—from placing an order to cart checkout and delivery—we enhanced both speed and functionality. The new design prioritizes seamless navigation, reducing friction at every step. Additionally, a brand-new loyalty program was introduced to boost customer satisfaction, increase sales, and foster long-term brand loyalty. This transformation not only optimized the ordering process but also helped Pizza Nova build stronger connections with its customers.

Westman Communications Group, a leading telecommunications provider in Brandon and throughout Manitoba, partnered with Dotfusion to enhance their digital presence by redesigning their website with a focus on improving user experience (UX). This case study delves into Westman Communications Group's objectives, the challenges they encountered, and their collaboration with Dotfusion to optimize their online platform, ensuring a seamless digital experience for their customers across high-speed internet, HD TV, and phone services.

QuadReal Property Group selected Dotfusion's experienced design and development team to create a sophisticated digital presence for World Exchange Plaza, transforming how this iconic Ottawa destination connects with tenants and visitors online.

The key to Intuit’s success is how easy and safe it is for customers to use their online platforms to manage their money. When Intuit approached us, we knew that we had to bring our A-game to redesign aspects of Intuit’s established site while maintaining flow and security for users. 

Dotfusion lead the redesign and reforming of two North American Mitsubishi Websites, Mitsuibishi Electric Canada and Mitsubishi Power Products, USA.

Moneris, a foremost provider of payment solutions, undertook the task of rejuvenating its digital enrollment process to offer an uninterrupted experience for all clients, whether new or existing. In this case study, we explore Moneris' goals, the hurdles they faced, and their collaborative effort with our company to refine their self-serve journey via a refined digital experience

To best help their financial advisors, FHG needed a website that integrated two existing websites that served to advertise FHG’s services to new clients and to serve their existing client portfolio.

Dotfusion transforms a global networking leader's digital presence with cutting-edge headless CMS architecture and enterprise-grade design.

Ramen Express's digital presence combines bold visual design with cutting-edge technology, expertly crafted by Dotfusion's development team. This case study explores how Dotfusion implemented Storyblok CMS to enhance their vibrant, product-focused website while maintaining performance and accessibility across all devices.

Dotfusion reimagined the BC Hockey website, removing a lagging legacy system that required developer support and replacing it with a sleek, modern, easy-to-use site that integrates all aspects of the organization.

As one of Canada’s premier urban properties, FCP Brookfield’s offices are not only home to drivers of the economy, they are a destination for world-class art events, commerce and community.

They came to us to implement their brand style into a new digital system and improve critical user flows that resulted in optimized user journeys and a website that performed even better than it had before.

A Global Faith-Based Enterprise faced a significant challenge in managing their online presence efficiently. The existing website required technical expertise for content updates and lacked the ability for non-technical staff to make changes easily. This dependency on engineers for even minor content adjustments was not only resource-intensive but also hindered the organization's ability to respond quickly to their community's needs.