Technology
Web Development & UI/UX Design
Websites and web applications — designed with real UI/UX craft and engineered to load fast, read well to search engines, and keep working as the business behind them grows.
Most sites are slow because of what they ship, not what they say. We build on React and Next.js with server rendering by default, so the page arrives as HTML rather than as a bundle a browser has to assemble first. That is the difference between a crawler indexing your content on the first pass and waiting for a render queue that may never come.
The interface is not an afterthought bolted on once the backend works. We design the UI/UX alongside the build — wireframes and a component library in Figma before a line of production code, so the visual system and the codebase describe the same thing instead of drifting apart.
Everything is typed end to end with TypeScript, so a change to a data shape breaks the build rather than a customer's checkout. Images are served in modern formats at the size the layout actually needs. Fonts are self-hosted so there is no third-party round trip before the first word appears.
We work in the open: a staging URL from the first week, deploy previews on every change, and analytics wired in before launch rather than after. You see the site take shape instead of receiving it finished.
FAQ
Web Development — questions we get asked
How long does a website take to build?
A marketing site with a handful of pages is typically three to five weeks from kickoff to launch. A web application with accounts, payments or a dashboard is measured in months, and we scope it in phases so something real is live early rather than everything arriving at the end.
Will the site be good for SEO?
It is built that way rather than fixed afterwards. Pages are server-rendered so crawlers get real HTML, every route carries its own title, description and canonical, structured data is emitted per content type, and the sitemap is generated from the site's own routes so it cannot drift out of date.
Do you handle UI/UX design as part of the build?
Yes — design and development happen on the same team here. We wireframe and design the interface in Figma, test it against real content, and then build directly from that system, so what ships matches what was designed rather than a rough approximation of it.
Can you rebuild an existing site without losing rankings?
Yes. We map every existing URL before anything is rebuilt, keep the ones that earn traffic, and 301 the rest to their closest replacement so link equity follows the content instead of dropping into a 404.
Do you hand over the code?
The repository is yours. We work in your GitHub organisation where you have one, and hand over the repository, the environment variables and the deployment at the end where you do not.
Ready when you are.
Tell us what you are trying to build. We will come back with scope, timeline and a number — not a discovery-call funnel.