from the Heart

/ Overview
The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency (SCA) provides vital cancer care services across the province, from treatment and prevention to research and education. We partnered with SCA to reimagine their digital presence — not just as an information hub, but as a source of clarity and comfort. Grounded in strategy and guided by empathy, the redesign focused on usability, accessibility, and long-term scalability.
/ Services
Strategy & Research
- UX Research & Engagement
- Digital Strategy & Transformation
- User Journey Mapping
- Workshop Facilitation
Experience Design
- UX & UI Design
- Web & Intranet Design
- Information Architecture
- Visual Communication
- Design System
Technology & Development
- Website Development
- Drupal 10 Development
/ Outcomes
/ Solutions
Stakeholder Engagement
With patients in mind, we began understanding the existing website and internal communication systems currently in place. Interviewing, garnering patient input, and designing with the SCA.








Designing with Care
In alignment with the SCA’s brand, we designed a website that emphasizes accessibility, inclusivity, and ease of use. Recognizing that during challenging times, simplicity and empathy are crucial, we focused on creating a supportive environment where people can easily find the information they need about treatment and services, helping them feel cared for and understood.
A Scalable Drupal Multisite Foundation
We implemented a flexible Drupal multisite foundation to support both the main SCA site and Healthy Future Saskatchewan. This shared backend streamlines content management, reduces duplication, and allows SCA to launch new initiatives quickly — all while delivering a cohesive, user-friendly experience across platforms.

A Personal Connection
This project carried deep meaning for our team. During the build, one of our team members was supporting a parent through a stage 4 cancer diagnosis. It was a humbling reminder that these digital spaces are more than websites — they’re part of someone’s journey through fear, hope, and care.
Read Her Story