Indig Design

Something special has just launched!

We’ve been working closely with the team at the Prince George Native Friendship Centre to reimagine their online presence. We wanted to ensure that every visitor—whether looking for support, culture, or connection—could find what they need with ease and warmth.

The new pgnfc.com is officially live! It features:

• Mobile-friendly navigation

• Beautifully integrated cultural elements

• Quick access to vital community programs

A huge thank you to the PGNFC for trusting Indig Design with this journey. Check it out at www.pgnfc.com and let us know what you think!

Prince George Native Friendship Centre Jeannette Sinclair Youth Services - PG Native Friendship Centre

Honouring tradition, building the future.

We are incredibly proud to announce the launch of the new digital home for Yellowhead Tribal College: ytced.ab.ca.

Working with YTC was an exercise in intentional design. Our goal at Indig Design was to create a platform that honours the college’s deep roots in the Alexander, Alexis, O’Chiese, and Sunchild First Nations, while providing a modern, accessible gateway for students and faculty.

The new site features:

Streamlined navigation for student services and programs.

A design language that reflects Indigenous culture and spirit.

Mobile-optimized resources for community members across the region.

It has been an honour to support an institution that provides "Education Our Way."

Visit the new site: ytced.ab.ca
See more of our work: indigdesign.ca

Yellowhead Tribal College
YTC - Yellowhead Tribal Council

Building digital spaces that foster connection.

We are honoured to share our latest project with Fireweed Learning Commons.

When designing the new www.fireweedlearningcommons.ca, our team at Indig Design wanted to ensure the digital experience felt as supportive and enriching as their physical environment. The goal was to create a platform that simplifies the path to knowledge while maintaining a warm, approachable aesthetic.

It’s been a privilege to help translate their mission of community centred learning experiences into a modern web experience.

Explore the project: www.fireweedlearningcommons.ca
See more of our work: www.indigdesign.ca

Fireweed Learning Commons

A fresh look for a fantastic client.

We are proud to announce the official launch of the new lukemarston.com, designed and developed right here at Indig Design.

Our goal was to create a digital presence for Luke that balances sophisticated minimalism with high-performance functionality. From the custom portfolio gallery to a seamless mobile experience, every detail was built to reflect Luke’s unique brand and talent.

Working with clients who trust our vision makes the end result that much sweeter. Thanks Luke!

Check out Luke's amazing West Coast Salish artwork: www.lukemarston.com
See more of our work: www.indigdesign.ca

Luke Marston

Indig Design is proud to have partnered with the Salvation Army to design their new sign for Miywanohk "In A Good Place", a new transitional housing community.
Congratulations!
Salvation Army: Edmonton Centre of Hope

It's new website release day, and Indig Design is proud of our work with Al's Contracting of Lac La Biche. Al's is a full service Oilsands, SAGD Aggregate, Hauling, Earthworks, and Environmental contractor serving Northeastern Alberta.
Check out their new website at https://www.alscontracting.ca/
Resource One Aboriginal Business Association

Indig Design is proud to have completed a new website for the Ayik Sakahikan Historical Society from Frog Lake. Congratulations to the ASHS committee for achieving this great milestone in your historical journey.
https://www.ashs.info/
Frog Lake First Nations 121 & 122 Frog Lake Library

Indig Design has just completed a new website for Sage Strong, a nutrition coaching service in Ontario. We love this design and the appointment scheduling capabilities. We wish Kim and Sage Strong success with their new website! Check it out for yourself - https://www.sagestrong.ca

If you need a new website or graphic design services, contact Indig Design. www.indigdesign.ca

It's new website launch day for South Island Indigenous Authority!
We've upgraded the site's foundation, re-organized and spruced it up. Have a browse and learn about who SIIA is and what they do.
https://www.siia.ca/

The story of Indigenous service in the First and Second World Wars, the Korean War and later Canadian Armed Forces efforts is a proud one. While exact numbers are elusive, it has been estimated that as many as 12,000 First Nations, Métis and Inuit people served in the great conflicts of the 20th century, with at least 500 of them sadly losing their lives. We will remember their sacrifices.