What we deliver
We build web products that hold up under real traffic and real audits. Every project ships with a component library, automated tests, CI/CD, monitoring and documentation — so your team can keep moving after we hand over.
Our front-end work is standardised on TypeScript with React and Next.js, rendered server-side or statically depending on your SEO and personalisation needs. On the back end we use Node.js, Python or .NET, deployed to containerised infrastructure you control.
Included in every engagement
- Discovery workshop, technical audit and prioritised backlog
- Design system built in Figma and implemented as reusable components
- Accessibility conformance to WCAG 2.2 AA, verified with axe and manual testing
- Performance budget enforced in CI — builds fail if Lighthouse drops below target
- Unit, integration and end-to-end tests with 85%+ coverage on business logic
- Infrastructure as code, blue-green deploys and rollback runbooks
“Our new customer portal handles 40,000 concurrent sessions on a third of the infrastructure the old one needed.” — Head of Digital, GreenGrid Energy
Our delivery process
Discovery & architecture
Stakeholder interviews, technical constraints, data model and an architecture decision record set.
Design & foundations
Design system, repository setup, CI/CD pipeline, staging environment and observability baseline.
Sprint delivery
Two-week sprints with demos, shared boards and a deployable increment at the end of each cycle.
Launch & optimise
Load testing, security review, phased rollout and a 30-day hypercare period.
Technology we use
Results our clients measured
Faster page loads
Conversion uplift
Lower hosting cost
Frequently asked
A focused MVP takes 10–14 weeks. Enterprise replatforming projects usually run 6–9 months with incremental releases from month two.
Yes — we regularly implement Sanity, Contentful, Strapi and WordPress in headless mode, including editorial preview workflows.
We offer support retainers from $1,900/month covering monitoring, dependency patching, incident response and a monthly improvement allowance.