Website help, with a personal connection.
I’m Alex Leuschner, a web designer based in Kitchener-Waterloo. I work with businesses across Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, and beyond to build, maintain, and improve their websites.
I’ve worked on well over 600 website projects, from small sites to large, complex builds. I’ve been a full-time freelancer since 2012. When you work with me, you speak directly with the person designing the pages, solving the problems, and making the changes.
From graphic design to better websites.
I began working in graphic design as a teenager and developed my skills through college, online courses, and hands-on projects. Website design brought together the visual work I enjoyed and the technical challenge of making things function well.
Before becoming self-employed, I worked for a land development company, creating promotional materials, websites, and property listings. Side projects and client referrals grew into my independent business.
Practical experience across different businesses.
My past work includes projects for Grosche, Jay Fencing, Pino’s Salon, Tri-City Ready Mix, Grand River Rocks, Blackcar Waterloo, Lorandus Meetings, Amherst Mouldings, Casa Bella Tile, and the Transylvania Club.
I continue to offer web design, e-commerce, graphic design, hosting, domain assistance, and website support. My current focus is helping businesses fix their existing websites, make their information easier for people and AI agents to understand, and improve loading speed.
A problem solver at heart.
I grew up working with computers and have helped clients with networks, hardware, and software. Today, I focus that technical experience on websites—the part of the work I enjoy most.
Outside the usual website work.
I’m also a soccer enthusiast. In 2009, I created a pickup soccer league in Kitchener-Waterloo and used my web development skills to organize games. That work developed into PickupHub, a platform for organizing pickup sports.
Have a website that needs attention? Tell me what you’d like to improve.