Web Development

Websites that actually convert

Marketing sites, dashboards, and web apps built with Next.js and React — fast by default, accessible out of the box, and easy for your team to update without touching code.

  • Next.js & React
  • SEO & Core Web Vitals
  • Fully responsive & accessible
  • Headless CMS integration
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What we build

Everything a modern website needs — nothing it doesn’t

From a landing page to a full web app, every build ships with the same foundations: speed, accessibility, and content you can edit.

Marketing Sites & Web Apps

Landing pages, multi-page sites, internal dashboards, and customer-facing apps — built with Next.js and React, with auth, roles, APIs, and real-time updates wired in.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptAPIsAuth

Data, wired up

REST or GraphQL, real-time where it matters — no fake mockups pretending to be a product.

SEO & Performance

Core Web Vitals, structured data, and SSR/ISR — fast for Google, faster for your users.

Responsive & Accessible

Mobile-first, WCAG 2.1 AA, keyboard navigable — tested on real devices, not just resized.

Headless CMS

Sanity, Contentful, or a custom admin so your team edits content without touching code.

Design Systems

Component libraries and tokens so new pages take hours, not weeks.

Security & Compliance

Auth, validation, and GDPR/cookie handling baked in from day one.

Growth & Iteration

Analytics, A/B testing, and post-launch feature work — a site is never finished.

Our process

How a website gets built

Four phases, the same on every project. Clear checkpoints, no surprises, and something you can click at every stage.

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01

Discover

What the site needs to do.

We start with goals, audience, and content — not visuals. What should a visitor do? Who maintains it? What has to integrate?

Goal & audience mappingContent inventoryIntegration requirements
02

Design

Wireframes before pixels.

Structure first, then visuals. You review the layout and flow before any polish — so feedback happens when it's cheap to change.

Sitemap & wireframesVisual design passResponsive breakpoints
03

Build

Staging from day one.

You get a live staging URL as soon as the first page is up. Content gets loaded, CMS gets wired, and performance is measured as we go.

Next.js buildCMS & content loadingLighthouse checks
04

Launch

Then keep improving.

We deploy, hand over the CMS, and set up analytics. After launch we track real usage and iterate on what's actually working.

DNS & deployCMS handoverAnalytics + iteration