About Drew.

We believe that design is the foundation of a sustainable future. Our mission is to help others use their craft to make a positive impact on the planet.

After twenty years building digital experiences for brands like Nike, Shopify, and Four Seasons, Drew Minns uncovered a powerful truth: the best development practices are already sustainable ones. Really Good Work Inc. exists to cheer for the craftspeople building the internet with care, and their users who deserve digital experiences that are fast, accessible, and don’t cost the earth.

Hamilton, Canada.
Hamilton, Canada.
Hamilton, Canada.

Drew’s an optimist at heart with a knack for seeing the good in every situation. Influenced by skateboarding, punk, and fine art, he approaches life with curiosity and creativity.

Who we are

A natural pattern-spotter who see connections everywhere.

We see the links between your code, your design decisions, your users’ needs, and the planet’s health. It’s not just about the details. It’s about understanding the entire ecosystem your work lives in.

An optimist who sees opportunity in every constraint.

We don’t believe in dead ends. Every misstep, every mess, every moment of friction is a signal and an invitation to make something better. Growth starts with awareness.

Bridge builders between worlds

We speak both design and development. We understand business goals and user experience. And with a background in teaching, we make sure everyone on your team feels seen, included, and capable of creating positive change.

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The internet is one of the largest sources of carbon emissions on the planet. Every line of code, design choice, and interaction adds up.

Your team already has what it takes to make a difference. You don’t need to start over, you just need to shift how you see your work.

When you treat performance, accessibility, and sustainability as connected—not competing—goals, everything gets better. Your site gets faster. Your users get a better experience. Your team gets clarity. And the planet benefits with every deploy.

This isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s the next evolution of digital work. And it starts right where you are.

Press.

CTV The Social

The carbon impact of your digital footprint

Drew Minns on CTV’s ‘The Social,’ discussing digital sustainability. Drew is holding a microphone branded with ‘The Social’ logo, wearing a camouflage jacket, and is surrounded by plants in a modern studio setting. The text overlay reads ‘DIGITAL SUSTAINABILITY.’

Insauga

Data centres, some reportedly located in unoccupied Ontario houses, could have an adverse impact on the environment

Rows of server racks in a data center, with cables and equipment visible through the mesh doors. The lighting emphasizes the organized yet complex network of red and blue cables running through the servers.

The Weather Network

Victoria Fenn Alvarado explains why slow streaming and excessive buffering in the summer may not be due to your equipment or internet connection - it could be the heat dragging it down from the source.

A remote control pointed at a TV screen, with a large red loading bar surrounded by flames and the text ‘LOADING …’ above it. The background is blurred, highlighting the frustration often associated with slow loading times.

The Sustainable Press

Really Good Work: The Digital Sustainability Experts Helping Businesses Go Green

Drew Minns working with a colleague in an office, both focused on a large monitor displaying the text ‘Give your users something good.’ Drew is seated, wearing a blue beanie and a scarf, with tattoos visible on his arms. His colleague, standing beside him, points at the screen. The workspace is bright and organized, featuring a Rubik’s Cube, a vase with flowers, and various personal items. The background includes framed artwork and a window with a view of the city.

The National Observer

The world needs less ‘cool,’ more climate-friendly

Drew Minns working with a colleague in an office, both focused on a large monitor displaying the text ‘Give your users something good.’ Drew is seated, wearing a blue beanie and a scarf, with tattoos visible on his arms. His colleague, standing beside him, points at the screen. The workspace is bright and organized, featuring a Rubik’s Cube, a vase with flowers, and various personal items. The background includes framed artwork and a window with a view of the city.

The Weather Network

Tips to reduce your digital carbon footprint

Drew Minns in his office, seated comfortably at his desk. He is wearing a black jacket and a patterned scarf, with a thoughtful expression. The desk is organized, featuring a monitor, keyboard, vase with flowers, and various personal items. The background includes framed artwork and collectible figures, creating a cozy and creative workspace atmosphere.

Founder Reports

How Really Good Work Is Pioneering Eco-Friendly Web Development

Drew Minns featured in Founder Reports, with the headline ‘How Really Good Work is Pioneering Eco-Friendly Web Development.’ Drew is smiling, wearing a denim jacket and a cap with a tiger logo, set against a clean, white background with red accents.