What Kind of Projects Has immediac Worked On?
immediac's public portfolio centers on responsive websites and front-end development, with several projects adding online ordering or booking functionality. The featured work spans restaurants, theatre, landscaping, healthcare, education, and optometry, and at least one restaurant website project has been recognized with Web Excellence Awards. If you want to judge whether the agency fits a project like yours, the most useful signal is the mix of industries and the recurring "responsive design + front-end development" tag on most case studies.
Featured and listed projects
The site highlights one project in detail and lists several others by name and service tag.
| Project | Services shown | What it suggests |
|---|---|---|
| Vandal Doughnuts | Online ordering | E-commerce/ordering build for a food brand |
| Macphail Woods | Responsive design, front-end development | Content/outreach site |
| Neptune Theatre | Responsive design, front-end development, online booking | Ticketing and booking flows |
| PK Soup | Responsive design, front-end development | Restaurant/food site |
| Xcel Landscaping | Responsive design, front-end development | Trades/services site |
| The Nova Scotia Health Learning Institute | Responsive design, front-end development | Healthcare education site |
| Cole Harbour Optometry | Responsive design, front-end development | Clinic/health services site |
The Vandal Doughnuts project is described as a newly designed site with online ordering, positioned as a "digital home" for the brand. Neptune Theatre is the clearest example of a transactional build, since online booking is listed alongside design and front-end work.
What the project mix tells you
- Industry range is broad, not niche. Food, arts, environment, landscaping, health education, and optometry appear in the same portfolio, so the agency is not specialized in a single vertical.
- Responsive design and front-end development are the baseline. Almost every listed project carries both tags, which points to design-and-build work rather than backend-only or strategy-only engagements.
- Transactional features appear where the client needs them. Online ordering (Vandal Doughnuts) and online booking (Neptune Theatre) show the agency has delivered customer-facing transaction flows, not just brochure sites.
- Recognition exists but is specific. The news section notes two Web Excellence Awards for restaurant websites, so the award evidence is tied to that category rather than the whole portfolio.
How to use this when evaluating immediac
If your project is a responsive marketing site, the portfolio gives you several directly comparable examples across different sectors. If your project depends on online ordering or booking, Vandal Doughnuts and Neptune Theatre are the closest references to ask about — request details on how those flows were built and maintained.
Two things the public page does not answer: project budgets and timelines. Those are not stated, so treat them as questions for a direct conversation rather than assumptions from the case list. The site also states the agency has worked with hundreds of businesses across Canada over more than 25 years, and that app work is done in-house rather than contracted out — relevant if your project might extend beyond the web.