Annontrix
Studio & portfolio websites · Hamilton, Ontario
Portfolio websites
A personal website with your work, your record, and a bit about you. We build it with you, whether you’re a student applying to universities, co-ops, and scholarships, or an academic who wants one place for your research, publications, and teaching.
Two short forms. Only your name and email are needed.
Two trails, one for each. Pick yours.
Trail B1
High school & university
You’ve done more than an application form has room for.
Projects, skills, your record, and life outside school.
Trail B2
Professors, researchers, postdocs & PhD students
One place for your research, with more room than a department page.
Research, publications, teaching, and your lab.
Grad student? If your site is mostly about your research and papers, use the academic form. If it’s for jobs, co-ops, or applications, use the student form.
A resume or a department page gives it one line. Your site shows the question, what you did, and what came of it.
Link the code, paper, dataset, photos, or demo.
Put it on your CV, your LinkedIn, your email signature, and your slides.
No website can promise an admission, an offer, or a grant. It puts your work in one link you can send.
Students: projects, record, skills, and life outside school. Academics: research, publications, teaching, and your lab.
Write it rough. We tighten the wording.
We show you both, whichever you pick on the form.
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Five steps, from the form to a live site. The same for both trails.
Fill in the student or academic form. Only your name and email are needed.
We turn your answers (and your CV, if you sent one) into your site.
See your first version in both, then choose.
Send notes before your site goes live.
Your site launches, with a link you can send.
Want to see the design directions first? See the drafts
One form each. Skip anything you don’t know yet, and don’t worry about wording.
The more you say about your projects, the better your site turns out.
A CV and a Google Scholar or ORCID link let us fill in most of it for you.
No. For students, a class project, a club event you ran, a competition, art, or a part-time job all count. We help you say clearly what you did.
For academics, a CV and a Google Scholar or ORCID link are enough to start. We build out from there.
If your site is mostly about your research and papers, use the academic form. If it’s for jobs, co-ops, or applications, use the student form. Not sure? Pick either; we’ll sort it out.
After you send the form, we’ll be in touch soon with a first look at your site.
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Your words, projects, papers, and photos stay yours.
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We don’t list prices on the site. Ask us by email or WhatsApp.
Email us (opens your email app) Message us on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)
Your answers are emailed to us through FormSubmit, a form service. Nothing goes live until you’ve seen it, and you can skip anything you’d rather not share.
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Still have a question? Email us (opens your email app) Message us on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)