Web development company
for sites that have to perform.

Custom website development, web application development, Next.js and React development, e-commerce on Shopify and custom platforms, WordPress and headless CMS builds, website redesigns and replatforming, design-to-code from Figma, and managed hosting and maintenance.

Most custom websites take 4 to 12 weeks from kickoff to launch. A focused marketing site sits at the shorter end; a site with complex integrations, a large content migration, or web-application features sits at the longer end. You get a week-by-week plan after discovery, and working pages on a preview URL from the first sprint.

It depends on the number of templates, the integrations, the content to migrate, and whether the site includes application features like logins or checkout. We price every build as a fixed scope agreed before work starts, so the number you approve is the number you pay. A short discovery call is enough for us to give you a firm proposal.

Choose WordPress when your team already works in it and the site is mostly content. Choose a custom Next.js build when speed, search performance, security, or application features matter more, usually paired with a headless CMS so editors still get a friendly admin. We build both and will recommend the one that fits — including when that is the simpler option.

Every site we build is technically ready to rank: server-rendered pages, clean URLs, structured data, XML sitemaps, fast Core Web Vitals, and a redirect map so a redesign keeps the rankings you already have. Rankings also depend on content and authority, so we work alongside your SEO team or recommend partners when you need ongoing search work.

Yes. Before launch we crawl the old site, map every URL to its new home, carry over titles, metadata, and structured data, and test the redirects. After launch we monitor Search Console for crawl errors and fix them quickly. Most traffic loss after a redesign comes from skipped redirects, and that step is never skipped.

Yes — Shopify stores, headless Shopify storefronts built in Next.js, and custom checkouts for businesses whose catalogue or pricing rules don't fit an off-the-shelf platform. Every store is built for page speed and product search, because both directly affect revenue.

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: semantic markup, keyboard navigation, visible focus states, sufficient colour contrast, and screen-reader testing on key flows. Accessibility is part of the definition of done for every component, not a separate audit at the end.

You do, from the first commit. The repository, the content, the domain, and the hosting accounts are in your name. If you ever move to another team, they inherit a documented codebase, not a lock-in.

Yes. Managed hosting includes a CDN, SSL, backups, uptime monitoring, and security patching, with engineers on hand when something needs fixing. You can also host anywhere you like — we will deploy to your own cloud account and hand over cleanly.

Yes. We regularly build from a client's Figma files, slot into an existing team's sprints, or work white-label behind an agency. We adapt to your tools and process rather than asking you to adopt ours.

Our default stack is TypeScript, React, and Next.js on the front end, Node.js on the back end, PostgreSQL for data, and a headless CMS for content. We also build in WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, PHP, and Python when they are the right fit for your team.

As involved as you want to be. You review wireframes and designs before build, see progress on a live preview URL every sprint, and have a direct line to the engineers doing the work — not an account manager relaying messages.

Yes. Our case studies are published on the site, and we are happy to put you in touch with past clients whose projects are similar to yours.