Nomans Land Creative is an independent design and strategy consultancy that helps organizations shape future-ready digital experiences. The agency works primarily with regulated industries, focusing on reducing risk and simplifying decision-making through experience design and strategic planning.
Nomans Land Creative is an independent design and strategy consultancy founded in 2012. The agency is headquartered remotely in Toronto, Canada, and employs under 49 people. It focuses on helping organizations shape future-ready digital experiences, particularly in regulated industries.
The agency specializes in customer experience (CX), service design, and digital strategy for both B2B and B2C products. Its services include UX/UI design, web design, conversion rate optimization, WordPress website design, digital strategy, VR/AR, eCommerce development, and web development. Nomans Land Creative also offers UX audits, rapid prototyping, user testing, AI-focused UX, accessibility compliance, and collaborative workshops.
Nomans Land Creative serves a wide range of industries including design, government, higher education, HR, arts, education, manufacturing, luxury, media and communications, and health care. The agency works with small businesses, medium businesses, and enterprise or corporate clients. Notable clients include PwC, Avanade, Accenture, Microsoft, George Brown College, and the Royal Ontario Museum.
The agency's project minimum budget ranges from $10,000 to $25,000, with an average hourly rate of $120. Nomans Land Creative is trusted by global brands and delivers flexible, tailored solutions backed by expert consulting and on-demand design teams. The agency's portfolio includes work for major organizations across technology, healthcare, and employee experience sectors.
Services
- UI/UX Design
- Web Design
- CRO
- WordPress Website Design
- Digital Services
- Creative Services
- Digital Strategy
- VR/AR
- eCommerce Development
- Web Development
Industries Served
Team Size
Pros
- Trusted by major global brands including PwC, Microsoft, and Accenture