Hydrografix / Québec, Canada
Specialist craft.
Clearly explained.
A website that brings services, pricing, and quote requests together for a Canadian hydrographic finishing business.
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The context
Make a specialist service easier to understand.
Hydrografix applies decorative finishes to objects ranging from automotive parts to outdoor accessories. For a visitor, the first questions are practical: can my item be treated, what might it cost, and what information is needed for a quote?
AMBA Creative designed and developed the website from scratch and worked on its SEO. The site brings service explanations, application categories, indicative pricing, and contact information into one connected experience.
01 / Information architecture
From “what is it?”
to “is it for me?”
The navigation separates services, examples, the finishing process, pricing, and contact. Visitors can explore the craft or go directly to the information relevant to their project.
On the services page, application categories lead into examples of suitable objects. An unlisted item still has a clear next step: describe it and request a quote.
- 01Understand
Discover the service and the finishing process.
- 02Find your application
Browse by object type and intended use.
- 03Explore pricing
See indicative CAD rates and what affects them.
- 04Request a quote
Share the details of the individual project.
02 / Service clarity
Keep the next step
in plain sight.
The homepage identifies the service and its Québec context before presenting the quote request and gallery links. A bold orange accent gives those actions a consistent visual identity.
On mobile, the introduction and actions stack vertically. The same service story remains available without relying on a desktop navigation bar.
03 / Pricing visibility
Give a useful starting point.
The pricing page publishes indicative rates in Canadian dollars, with a minimum charge, surface-based pricing, and lists organized by application.
It also explains why a final quote can vary: size, preparation, complexity, and finish. Pricing provides context before the visitor shares the specifics of their piece.
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04 / The inquiry journey
Ask for the details
that matter.
The quote form goes beyond a general message. It asks about the object, its dimensions, the desired finish, and whether it will be shipped or dropped off. A photo field and project description add context.
These prompts make the information needed for a conversation explicit. Contact details and links back to pricing and the process sit alongside the form.
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Search & delivery
A website built around the service.
Our contribution covered website design, development from scratch, and SEO work. The live website describes its services in French and connects service, process, pricing, and contact pages around its Québec audience.
The delivered website includes application categories, an explanation of the finishing process, indicative CAD pricing, and a project-specific inquiry form. Together, these give visitors the information to explore the service and prepare a conversation with the workshop.
Website screenshots captured in November 2026.
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