Made in Canada
Carnelian is a web services business, delivering delightful web experiences to serve your business needs, creating websites developed and hosted in Canada.
Yvonne Aburrow started Carnelian Web Services in 2025, in response to a need for Canadian companies to have locally produced, beautifully crafted websites, securely hosted in Canada.
We offer a personalized service, excellent value for money, and decades of experience in all aspects of web development and design.
Why choose us?
Design and content
We will design a website to match the requirements of your business and customers and reflect your brand.
We have 25 years’ experience of website development and design, including:
- writing and editing
- making websites easy to use
- making websites accessible for visually-impaired and hearing-impaired people
- making websites available in multiple languages and adjusting them for the local culture
- making websites viewable on mobile, tablet, and desktop devices
- making websites findable by search engines
An integrated approach
We don’t just deliver websites, we also help you to organize your content to suit your target audiences and show you how to maintain your website.
We can help you with:
- Identifying your target audiences of prospective and current customers, clients, and members
- Organizing your content to reflect the journeys they will take with your products and services
- Making your website easy to use and accessible
- Selecting and using content management systems
- Branding and tone of voice
- Helping you rise up the search engine rankings
Our values
Inclusion
Making sure that everyone is included.
Excellence
Creating high-quality products.
Communication
Making sure that our communications are clear and consistent.
Caring for the planet
Seeking to minimize our environmental impact and advocate for the environment.
We are located in Hespeler, one of the three historic villages that make up Cambridge, Ontario.
Hespeler is in easy reach of central Cambridge, Galt, Preston, Kitchener, Waterloo, Guelph, and Puslinch.
The village of Hespeler straddles the Speed River, and sits within the Haldimand Tract, which was originally part of the territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit.
Jacob Hespeler founded the village in 1845, and named it New Hope, then Bergeytown. It was incorporated as Hespeler in 1859.
Ready to chat?
Ready to discuss a project you’d like us to build for you?