About us

Based in Toronto Canada, UXGent is a small web consultancy led by John Griffiths to create practical and elegant solutions that empower our clients.

Because we're small we can take a personal interest in your needs, nurturing your ideas from their bare roots and growing them up into a captivating product that leaps ahead of your competitors.

We're adaptive, agile and equipped with some seriously talented people who enjoy solving your problems.

Our Services

  • Web Design & Development
  • Social Networking
  • Cross-browser Design
  • Mobile Integration
  • Web Hosting
  • Email Campaign management
  • Search Engine Optimisation

Technology stack

  • CSS & HTML5
  • AJAX
  • PHP, Ruby on Rails, .NET
  • SQL, PostGreSQL, MySQL
  • jQuery
  • Amazon AWS

Our work

  • Stanley Bragg Architects Ltd

    Stanley Bragg Architects provide professional services to a wide spectrum of clients in diverse sectors on projects throughout the United Kingdom.

    We designed and developed their internet presence, creating a custom Ruby on Rails application that fits their needs and operates beautifully.

    visit website stanleybragg.co.uk

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  • Big Rude Jake

    Big Rude Jake is musician in the Toronto area, very well known for his unique music which combines his interest in traditional jazz, jump blues, rockabilly and punk.

    visit website bigrudejake.ca

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  • plotstar.com

    Wherever you are, or wherever you're going, Plotstar helps you discover great new places, make bookings and arrange exciting things to do.

    visit website plotstar.com

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  • moveme.com

    Moving services for renting and buying. Free quotes, move planner, advice, tips, news, local companies and discounts on removals, utilities, broadband, etc.

    visit website moveme.com

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  • WSP Group PLC

    WSP is a global design engineering and management consultancy specialising in Property, Transport & Infrastructure, Industry and Environment projects.

    visit website wspgroup.com

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