the credits.
last updated October 12, 2026
the short version
- The 3D map of Vancouver is real elevation data from the Government of Canada.
- Photos are from Unsplash photographers. They show real places as atmosphere only: none of them is a Kestrel client.
- Every font is free and open (SIL Open Font License).
- The site is built with open-source software, and the example sites on it are made up.
01map data
The 3D terrain of Metro Vancouver is built from the Canadian Digital Elevation Model (CDEM), via Tilezen terrain tiles. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
02photos
All from Unsplash, used under the Unsplash License. Thank you to:
- Fruit stand, Granville Island, by Dania Shaeeb
- Restaurant with a wood-fired oven, Vancouver, by Dmitry Spravko
- Dining booth, Vancouver, by Patricia Jekki
- Bakery window, Vancouver, by Peace Creative
- Plumber under a sink, by Timur Shakerzianov
- Barber cutting hair, by Nate Johnston
- Barista pouring coffee, by Oguz Tombul
- Florist arranging a bouquet, by Oxana Melis
- Hands kneading dough, by Nadya Spetnitskaya
- Electrician testing a panel, by Toolmash Expo
03example sites
The “before” template, the “your plumber” site, the website check, the call and the receipt on our homepage are examples we made up to show how we work. They aren’t real businesses or clients.
04fonts
Bricolage Grotesque, Fraunces, JetBrains Mono and Mrs Saint Delafield (our “kestrel” signature), all under the SIL Open Font License, via Google Fonts.