Wildland Development

Branding & Web Design
Prince George, British Columbia

Wildland Development approached Monogram Communications to transform their outdated website into a modern platform that showcases their expertise in construction management, as well as their commitment to Indigenous partnerships.

The Ask

Wildland Development delivers energy-efficient, full-scope building solutions from concept to construction, with a strong focus on serving First Nations communities. They sought to refresh their online presence to reflect their expanded services and deepen engagement with key audiences.

Wildland Development approached Confluence to transform their outdated one-page website into a modern platform that better communicates their expertise in construction management and their commitment to Indigenous partnerships.

The Approach

To meet this objective, Confluence led a strategic digital revamp:

  • Conducted a full audit of the existing site to identify content and structural gaps
  • Used the Marcom Strategy to guide a new sitemap and page architecture
  • Designed and developed a bold, user-friendly website with clear navigation and service storytelling
The Results

The updated website established a stronger, more strategic digital presence:

  • 3x increase in average session duration, indicating higher visitor engagement
  • Clearer articulation of service offerings, especially for Indigenous clients
  • A scalable platform that supports future growth and funding initiatives

Services Provided

Branding
Web Development

Sector Served

Indigenous Relations
Industry

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