NEWFresh out of the shop
House of Abundance
Dance, community and well-being for women, in Montreal. The whole site, designed and hand-coded, freshly launched.
Real websites, live right now.
Welcome to my portfolio.
- Over 500 web sections designed
- Google score 95+
- Hand-coded, not a template
- Student in computer engineering
NEWMy projects
My three best builds so far.
No mockups, no concepts: three websites live right now, each one built from scratch, from the first call to launch day.
01
Atlantic Mobile Tuning
A shop that reprograms engines for customers across Canada and the U.S. Full site in English, video hero, their Instagram reels built in, plus the transfer of their entire Google history from their old platform.
- 15 pages, in English
- Video and reels built in
- 12 redirects to keep their Google ranking
02
Star Tutoring
A tutoring service built around the Ministry exams, from grade school to university. Their old Wix site rebuilt from the ground up, in two languages, with a profile for every tutor and a quiz that points each parent to the right level.
- Bilingual, 44 pages
- 16 tutor profiles
- Booking in two clicks
03
Line Gagné
A hypnotherapist who works with kids aged 3 to 12. A gentle site built for worried parents: her face first, her approach explained in plain words, and her free toolbox for families.
- Soft, custom identity
- Toolbox for parents
- Blog she writes herself
Free guides
One guide a month. The real stuff.
What I learn building websites, I share here: getting found on Google, making your site better. Things you can do yourself tonight.
Your personalized guide
Those ones are for everyone. This one, I write just for you.
You leave me your website address and what you do. I look at your site and tell you which pages I'd suggest for it, and why. Free, and you owe me nothing after.
I make a few of these a week, by hand. I'll get back to you within a few days.
What's next
I'll let you know when the next one drops.
One guide a month, that's it. Leave me your email and I'll send one line when the next one is up. Nothing else, and you can tell me to stop whenever you want.
Your question
Want to know something? Just ask.
If you have a question about your website, your Google presence or being found online, send it to me. The best ones become next month's guide, free like the rest.
About
Hey, I'm Louis-Thomas.
Computer engineering student by day. Evenings and weekends, I code websites for local businesses.
I mostly taught myself to code
School gave me the fundamentals and the way of thinking. The rest I went and got myself: YouTube tutorials late at night, documentation, and hundreds of hours of trying, breaking, starting over until it worked. That's still how I learn: every site I ship forces me to figure out something new.
- PythonEvery site I build comes out of a program I write, never an off-the-shelf template
- HTML and CSSEvery page is written by hand, not dragged and dropped
- JavaScriptThe animations, the forms, the tools my clients use
- The tools around itAutomated testing, hosting, Google Search Console, domain names
Four years in the reserve
Before building websites, I was an infantry soldier in the Canadian Armed Forces reserve, from 2021 to 2025. That's not a footnote in my background: that's where I learned to deliver what I promised, at the time I promised it, even when it's boring, even when it's twenty below.
Same thing in my work today. When I tell someone their site is ready Friday, it's ready Friday.
What I'm doing right now
I build my sites one at a time, by hand, for business owners across Canada. I work as a creator on HamacWeb: my clients get their own account on the platform, they request changes through a form, and I'm the one who makes them. They never touch a line of code.
The question I get all the time
Why do I build the sites for free?
Because I'm not paid for the site: the platform is. I'm a creator on HamacWeb, a web platform from here, and during its launch I have the honour of offering one or two free websites a week, under the HamacWeb name. The platform covers my design work; you just pay your plan.
And yes, I also take on projects on the other platforms: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, GoHighLevel, whatever you want. Those ones, though, I charge my price for them. The free ones are my HamacWeb spots of the week.
A regular platform
Wix · Squarespace · GoDaddy · Shopify
- You pay your subscription every month
- You build the site yourself, with their blocks
- You learn the tool, you dig through help docs
- Need a change? There goes your evening
- It moves forward when you have time
A site built by a creator
HamacWeb
- The same ballpark price as a platform subscription
- The site is designed and hand-coded for you
- Nothing to learn: you never touch the code
- Need a change? You write it, I do it
- It stays updated, hosted, and findable on Google
- Never hire anyone again to touch your site
The whole system is built for that: never hire a guy every time something needs changing, and never spend your evenings fighting with an editor again. You write me what you want, it's done.
I'm not the one selling the platform: for everything about it, the pricing, what it does, go see their site. hamacweb.com
Contact
Two ways to reach me.
A question, plain curiosity, or you just want to talk through a project: take whichever suits you.
Option 1
Send me a message
For a question, some advice, or to start a conversation. I answer myself, usually the same day.
Or straight to: louisamede@louisthomasweb.com
Option 2
Book a 30-minute call
If you'd rather talk than write. You pick the time that works in my calendar, and I call you.
- 30 minutes, free
- Nothing to prepare on your end
- You ask your questions, I answer straight
That opens my calendar. You pick, it's confirmed right away.