Deeper roots,
wider reach.
A website revamp to help TTLT tell its story with the polish it deserves — and connect with the next generation of landowners.
The work is already extraordinary.
A registered Canadian charity protecting nature across Elgin, Middlesex, Oxford, Perth, and London — safeguarding land through purchases and donations, and welcoming the community onto it.
Plus year-round community engagement — guided hikes, volunteer stewardship days, and public events that turn neighbours into conservationists.
Design and engineering, in one pair.
Sarah Stock
UX Manager at BMO (AIR MILES); previously Sr. UX Designer at TD, reimagining the home-buying journey. Turns research into product visions people actually follow.
Ryan Currah
Senior Engineer II at CrowdStrike (Developer Experience); previously Staff DevOps Engineer at Canadian Tire and Cloud Engineer at TD. Turns designs into real, working products — across frontend, backend, and everything they connect to.
Complementary by design: Sarah shapes the experience landowners have — Ryan builds the engine that delivers it.
Designed with people. Yours to run.
Listen first, then sketch
Every design decision traces back to a real conversation — with landowners, donors, volunteers, and the TTLT team. We research before we render.
One team, no handoff
Design and engineering happen at the same table. What Sarah prototypes is what Ryan ships — nothing gets lost in translation between a mockup and the live site.
Built for a clean handoff
We build with simple, well-documented tools so TTLT's own team can run the site confidently after launch — no fragile tech, no vendor traps, no dependence on us.
Measure what matters
Launch early, watch how real visitors behave, and improve. Success isn't page views — it's landowner conversations started and donations completed.
A website that earns a landowner's trust.
Donating or selling land is one of the biggest decisions a landowner will ever make. The website is TTLT's first handshake — it should feel as credible as the organization behind it.
Professional first impression
Modern design and storytelling that match the calibre of TTLT's conservation work.
A clear landowner journey
An obvious, reassuring path from "I own land I care about" to a conversation with TTLT.
Reach beyond the converted
Content and SEO built to find landowners across all five counties — not just existing supporters.
Fast, reliable, low-maintenance
Performance and infrastructure that a lean charity team can run without an IT department.
Every new visitor is a potential reserve.
Nature reserves in TTLT's care
Illustrative growth after relaunch — more landowner conversations, more protected land
Projection is illustrative, not a forecast — the point: a stronger front door compounds year over year.
Two questions we'd love to explore today.
How is NationBuilder working for you?
It bundles CRM, donations, email, and events — how much of that does the team actively use day to day? What's loved, what's tolerated, and what's worked around?
Restyle, or relocate?
Do we build a beautiful custom theme within NationBuilder — or migrate to a platform chosen for TTLT's next decade? The answer to question one largely decides this.
If today goes well: a short discovery — content & analytics audit, a NationBuilder usage review, and stakeholder chats — then a concrete proposal with options and costs.