Storefront Performance Layer
LCP-optimised PDP and PLP builds targeting sub-1s Core Web Vitals — whether you're on Shopify or a headless stack. Every render path is profiled before merge.
Canadian DTC and B2B SaaS operators face a tight squeeze: conversion targets demand sub-1s page loads, fulfillment edge cases pile up, and every new feature surfaces a PIPEDA or Law 25 obligation. Hiring full-time closes too slowly; agencies context-switch too often. A dedicated Triminage pod embeds in your sprint cadence — shipping merchandising tooling, headless storefront work, and platform hardening under a single, accountable team.
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What your pod ships
LCP-optimised PDP and PLP builds targeting sub-1s Core Web Vitals — whether you're on Shopify or a headless stack. Every render path is profiled before merge.
Returns workflows, subscription edge-case handling, and back-office integrations built to reduce support tickets — not just move them to a different queue.
Data residency defaults to ca-central-1. Consent flows, data-subject request handling, and Quebec-language surfaces (EN/FR) are scoped from day one, not retrofitted.
From first call to shipping sprint
We map your stack, identify PIPEDA, PHIPA, or Law 25 obligations, and size the pod in week one.
Your pod joins your standup, Jira board, and Slack — operating on ET/PT overlap with async coverage for off-hours PRs.
Every workstream closes with documentation, runbooks, and a structured knowledge transfer so your internal team owns what ships.
Compliance and platform standards we work within
Canadian engagements default to privacy-first architecture — federal and provincial obligations handled as engineering requirements, not afterthoughts.
The team stuck to their word and worked overtime to deliver my project as quickly as possible, arranged meetings to keep me updated, and even when my scope shifted they worked around it to get the job done. 5 stars from me.
Triminage has been with us the whole way. They built our first website back when we were still Floret Commodities, and when we rebranded to Floret Capitals they redid the whole thing and did a really nice job. It just kept going from there — they built a promotional app for our commodity business that helped bring in a lot of new clients, and now they’re building a full trading app for the stock market that we think will really set us apart. They built our backend dashboard that ties everything together, and they even handle our Google Workspace. What I like is they actually get the business side of things — we don’t have to spell out why something matters, they just understand what we’re trying to do. And we don’t have to chase them for anything; they just handle it. If you’re thinking about going with Triminage, I’d say go for it.
I’ve worked with the team on an AI product for about three months, and the partnership was well structured and organised. They provided weekly updates and communicated clearly, which made the whole process smooth and straightforward. The final product works and is fully functional. I chose the team for the clarity of communication they provide and the way they structure and organise the work — notably more confident than with other providers. They arrive at meetings on time and manage expectations realistically; the punctuality and quality of communication that other providers were missing. I wish you the best of luck working with them.
Harun came in and took our systems to a whole new level — it’s like night and day, the difference.
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