01Overview
A stonemasonry firm in the Greater Toronto Area had no website. DMIT designed and built a complete animated site around the craft — video-led, editorial, and art-directed rather than assembled from a template.
Heritage Stone Masonry works in heritage restoration and architectural stonework across the Greater Toronto Area, and had no website at all. Work of that standard is difficult to sell on description alone: the value is in how the stone is cut, set and finished, which a text page cannot carry.
DMIT built the site from scratch as a piece of visual storytelling. A full-screen hero video of stone being worked sits behind editorial serif typography. Completed work is presented as photographed case studies rather than a gallery, services are explained in the language of the craft, and the enquiry route is a considered dark-panel form rather than a footer afterthought. Motion is used to reveal the work, not to decorate the page.
The business went from no digital presence to a complete, art-directed website that presents its work at the standard of the work itself, with a clear enquiry route for the Greater Toronto Area.
02Inside the build
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