A trio of websites with a custom middleware solution prevented search engines from crawling and indexing the University’s programs.

Northern launched the new Chatters digital experience leveraging Adobe Commerce and an integration with LS Central (POS/ERP) to marry the brand's key revenue drivers - product sales and salon services.

The CMS supporting the university's website was near end-of-life. Its lack of a modern digital toolset became a noticeable impediment to learning success.

York Region transitioned to the Drupal CMS, enabling thousands of content contributors to partake in essential information sharing.

A global pharmaceutical company with dozens of brand-specific websites needed analytics that could scale. Each site was built and managed by different teams, making consistent tracking difficult.

Northern collaborated with Olympic College to redesign their website on Drupal 9 (now Drupal 10), with a focus on enhancing user experiences by implementing Guided Pathways principles to improve student success.

Northern designed and implemented the migration of the University of Virginia School of Law's website to Drupal 9, enhancing user experience, streamlining content management, and revitalizing the institution's online presence.

Northern led the development of an attractions-based website for the CN Tower using Drupal.

Canada Lands sought to redesign its website to create a fully accessible, mobile-first, and modern digital experience for its users.

Northern digitized the previously manual process for utility companies applying for licenses through the Ontario Energy Board (OEB). They accomplished this by building an online portal that streamlined workflows for applicants and administrators alike.