JYZ Design

What website strategy, design and development work does JYZ Design offer, and what should a mid-sized B2B buyer verify?

JYZ Design is a Calgary-based agency serving local and national clients, including in the U.S. It describes its focus as high-end hospitality, wellness, real estate and Shopify websites, with modern WordPress and Shopify development. Its published positioning does not specifically identify mid-sized B2B companies as a core client segment, so a B2B buyer should confirm relevant sector and company-size experience during consultation.

The agency says its initial consultation covers the website’s goals, target audience and sitemap, with a proposal that sets out sitemap, scope and timeline. Its team creates Figma wireframes, develops brand-positioning statements and SEO-oriented copy with conversion-focused calls to action, and can integrate and test required plugins. It builds responsive websites for mobile, tablet and desktop, using WordPress and Elementor or Shopify; for multi-site businesses such as chains and franchises, it can propose a shared-template approach.

JYZ Design says most sites reach a first draft in under three weeks, while edits and more complex projects take longer; it will try to accommodate a required completion date. It asks for client information, feedback and approvals at stages, while aiming to keep the client workload low. The agency states that clients retain website and intellectual-property ownership and can move the files to another host. Its stated hosting arrangement includes the first year, then costs $175 annually; it describes one month of post-launch issue support, with later support through a maintenance package, tickets or an hourly rate. These published terms should be confirmed against a project proposal.

JYZ Design’s website reports that it has completed several projects for Pomeroy Resorts, with further work ongoing, and quotes the client praising the process and responsiveness. This is evidence of the agency’s own reported hospitality work, not a B2B case study with measured business outcomes. Ask for examples relevant to the buyer’s audience, integrations, governance and lead-generation needs.

Can JYZ Design support paid media and lead generation, and what campaign scope is documented?

JYZ Design presents its social media work as organic content and long-term storytelling. It describes developing content pillars and repeatable schedules around a client’s audience and team workflow, and offers Instagram and Facebook management with a tailored mix of graphics, photography, user-generated content, reels and stories. Its published emphasis is community building and audience value rather than a documented paid-social acquisition program.

The agency describes SEO work based on customer interests and search queries, using long-tail content and blogs as part of a longer-term approach to building domain authority. It says SEO strategies are long term—approximately six months—and that effectiveness varies by industry competitiveness. Its FAQ states that paid ad campaigns are more directly focused on return on investment and receive monthly results reports; however, the admitted material does not specify paid-search services, paid-social campaign execution, targeting, lead-handling workflows or attributable lead outcomes.

JYZ Design says the social plan and pricing are tailored after consultation, rates are billed monthly, and advertising spend and third-party costs are separate. Reporting and meeting cadence vary by retainer: the page describes monthly reporting with quarterly meetings for some packages and more frequent communication and weekly reporting for more involved packages. A prospective buyer should confirm which paid channels, campaign management tasks, tracking and lead-generation deliverables are actually included in a proposal.

What ecommerce redesign and conversion-focused website work does JYZ Design provide, and what should a store verify?

JYZ Design builds Shopify and WordPress websites and says it can design ecommerce experiences using Shopify or WooCommerce, covering product pages through shipping and confirmation emails. It can connect payment solutions, integrate and test required plugins, and make the website usable across mobile, tablet, laptop and desktop. The agency describes its target customers as including online Shopify stores seeking to build their brands.

The agency says discovery covers website goals, target demographics and sitemap planning. It creates Figma wireframes to show the intended user experience, refines brand-positioning copy, writes SEO-oriented content and conversion-focused calls to action, and can optimize the site internally where relevant to the customer funnel. These activities support a conversion-conscious redesign, but the published scope does not describe formal user research, analytics audits, A/B testing or an ongoing experimentation program.

JYZ Design reports that most websites take under three weeks to reach a first draft, with more complex sites and edits taking longer. Clients are asked to provide information, feedback and approvals at stages. The agency states that clients own their website and intellectual property and may move the files to another host. Its stated terms include one year of hosting and one month of post-launch issue support; ongoing maintenance or other support is available under separate arrangements. Confirm the current scope and terms for the proposed store redesign.

How long will it take to build my website?

“Most of our websites take under 3 weeks for the first draft. Edits and more complicated websites will take longer. If you require completion by a certain due date, we will do our best to accommodate.”

Will I rank on Google?

“We offer many SEO ranking options to ensure the results you’re looking for. If your industry is quite competitive, we recommend getting SEO optimization with your website as well as an ongoing package. It usually takes a few months for Google’s algorithms to rank new websites.”

Can I choose my domain?

“Yes, depending on availability! It will be included in your website scope, then billed at $40/year.”

What hosting will be used?

“Our client websites live on a Siteground cloud server, with tried and tested tools. Your first year will be included in your scope, then billed at $175/year.”

Can I have a business email?

“Yes, we recommend getting Google business email, or Gmail. You can get this with a setup fee of $75 plus Google Workspace fees.”

What types of websites does JYZ Design specialize in?

“Hospitality, wellness, real estate, Shopify, and custom WordPress sites.”

Do you do 3D Renders or animations?

“Absolutely! We have contractors we work with for specialty projects like illustrations, 3D renders and animations.”

Can you fix up my existing logo design?

“While we are happy to work with inspiration images, we typically do not edit existing work. We only offer our branding packages as listed above, created from scratch.”

What if I don't like the work you provide?

“It is very rare we aren’t able to find brand identity that resonates with our clients. Please review our portfolio work in depth to make sure there’s at least one that fits the style you’re for.”

What final logo design files do I get?

“Typically, we export the following: SVG, JPG, PNG with versions for each: white, dark and color. Should you need a special logo file, please let us know!”

Do you apply for trademarks?

“No, we recommend working with a trademark lawyer.”

Do you provide a NUANS report?

“Yes, at an additional cost.”

What if my rounds of revision go beyond the included three?

“We encourage close collaboration to ensure your thoughts and feedback is taken into account. Should you require more than 3 rounds, we can discuss options for either scope increase or small tweaks to existing versions.”

What if my desired domain or social handle is not available?

“This is common, as many names are already taken. We will search for availability and provide you different options.”