Premium, always
Design and build quality that looks and feels like the best in your industry.
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Web development
Web platforms, portals and dashboards that run in any browser.
- Typical timeline
- 8–16 weeks
- Pricing
- Fixed quote
- Team
- Designer + 2–3 engineers
Our 3 promises
Your web. Our goal.
Three promises we make on every web project. Not targets. Promises.
On top of search
Fast, accessible and SEO-ready, so your site ranks and converts from day one.
Built to stand out
A site that is clearly yours, not a template, and is easy to grow for years.
Tech stack
The stack behind your web development
Proven, well-supported tools at every layer. Picked for your product, never for our habits.
- FrontendTypeScript
- FrontendMost requestedReact
- FrontendVue
- FrontendMost requestedNext.js
- FrontendTailwind
- FrontendAstro
- BackendMost requestedNode.js
- BackendPython
- DataMost requestedPostgreSQL
- BackendNestJS
- BackendDjango
- CMS & commerceMost requestedStrapi
- BackendGraphQL
- CloudMost requestedAWS
- BackendLaravel
- DataMongoDB
- QualityMost requestedPlaywright
- DataRedis
- DataPrisma
- CMS & commerceSanity
- CMS & commerceShopify
- CMS & commerceWordPress
- CloudVercel
- CloudDocker
- CloudCloudflare
- QualityJest
- QualitySentry
- QualityLighthouse
What’s included
What you get
Everything in scope, from first workshop to launch.
01StartProduct discovery
Workshops to map users, flows and the smallest version worth launching.
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Product discovery is a short series of workshops, usually 1–2 weeks, where we agree who the platform is for, what it must do and what the first release includes. You come out with a clear product brief and a fixed, itemised quote. Nothing is built until you have approved both.
What you get
- Written product brief covering users, goals and constraints
- User flow diagrams for each key journey
- Prioritised feature list split into launch and later
- Proposed tech stack with reasons for each choice
- Fixed, itemised quote and delivery timeline
How it works
- Kick-off workshop with your team and key stakeholders
- Map users, journeys and the jobs the platform must do
- Agree the smallest version worth launching
- Present the brief, stack and fixed quote for approval
Good to know: Bring the people who will use the system day to day, not only decision makers, as they spot gaps early.
02DesignUI design
Clickable designs for every screen, approved before code.
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UI design turns the agreed flows into clickable Figma designs for every screen, so you can see and test the product before any code is written. Design usually takes 2–4 weeks, depending on the number of screens. You approve each screen before it goes to the developers.
What you get
- Low-fidelity wireframes for every key screen
- Full visual design in your brand colours and type
- Clickable Figma prototype of the main journeys
- Design system of reusable components and styles
- Mobile, tablet and desktop layouts for each screen
How it works
- Sketch wireframes and agree page structure with you
- Apply visual style and build the design system
- Link screens into a clickable prototype for review
- Refine based on your feedback, then sign off
Good to know: Share your brand guidelines, logo files and any sites you like at the start to save a round of revisions.
03BuildFrontend build
Fast, accessible interfaces in React and Next.js.
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The frontend build turns the approved designs into the screens your users see and use, written in React, Next.js and TypeScript. It runs in two-week sprints, each ending with a live demo you can click through. We aim for pages that load in under 2 seconds and meet WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility guidance.
What you get
- Responsive interface that works on phones, tablets and desktops
- Reusable component library matching the design system
- Accessibility checks against WCAG 2.2 AA
- Lighthouse speed and SEO reports for key pages
- Automated browser tests with Playwright for core journeys
- Source code in a repository you own
How it works
- Set up the project, repository and design components
- Build screens sprint by sprint from the approved designs
- Test across browsers and devices as we go
- Demo working features to you every two weeks
Good to know: Final text and images are often the last thing to arrive, so sending real content early keeps the build on schedule.
04BuildBackend & APIs
Secure APIs, databases and integrations with your tools.
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The backend is the part users do not see: the database, business rules, logins and the APIs that connect your platform to other tools. We build it in Node.js or Python with PostgreSQL, alongside the frontend in the same two-week sprints. Every integration is tested against the real service before launch.
What you get
- Secure API with documented endpoints
- PostgreSQL database designed around your data
- User accounts, logins and role-based permissions
- Integrations with your existing tools, such as CRM or payments
- Automated tests for business rules and integrations
- Admin area or CMS such as Strapi for your team
How it works
- Design the data model and API from the agreed features
- Build core logic, accounts and permissions
- Connect third-party services and test each integration
- Review security and performance before release
Good to know: We need test or sandbox access to any systems we integrate with, so it helps to request these during discovery.
05LaunchLaunch & hosting
Cloud deployment, monitoring and backups from day one.
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Launch and hosting covers putting your platform live on cloud hosting such as AWS or Azure, with monitoring and backups running from the first day. Releases go out through an automated pipeline, so updates take minutes, not a weekend. UK or EU hosting is available on request, and the cloud accounts are yours.
What you get
- Production and staging environments in your own cloud account
- Automated CI/CD pipeline for tested, repeatable releases
- Error and uptime monitoring with alerts, using tools like Sentry
- Daily backups with a tested restore process
- Domain, SSL certificate and DNS set up
- Launch checklist and short runbook for your team
How it works
- Set up hosting, environments and the release pipeline
- Run final browser, speed and SEO checks on staging
- Go live with a rollback plan ready
- Watch errors and performance closely in the first weeks
Good to know: Plan launch away from your busiest trading days so any early issues have little impact on customers.
How it works
From idea to launch
Every service runs through the same five steps. Here is what each one means for Web development.
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UnderstandWeeks 1–2Once
Workshops to map your users, pages and the jobs your site or app must do.
You getProduct brief
What we do
- Kick-off workshop with your team
- Audit your current site, analytics and SEO
- Agree the smallest version worth launching
You get
- Product brief
- Sitemap and user flows
- Priority feature list
From you
- 2–3 hours for workshops
- Access to analytics and current site
Tools
- FigJam
- Notion
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PlanBefore any codeOnce
Wireframes, tech stack and a fixed quote you approve.
You getFixed quote & timeline
What we do
- Wireframes for key pages and screens
- Choose the stack and hosting
- Sprint plan and milestones
You get
- Fixed, itemised quote
- Timeline with milestones
- Architecture overview
From you
- Review and approve the plan
Tools
- Figma
- Jira
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BuildTwo-week sprints↻ Repeats
Design and front-end and back-end build, with a demo every sprint.
You getWorking demo every sprint
What we do
- Responsive UI design and development
- APIs, CMS and integrations
- Code review and automated tests on every change
You get
- A working demo every two weeks
- Staging site you can click through
- Access to your code repository
From you
- 30-minute demo every two weeks
- Feedback within 3 working days
Tools
- Next.js
- GitHub
- Figma
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Test & launchEach release↻ Repeats
Browser testing, speed and SEO checks, then a safe launch.
You getLive site or app
What we do
- Testing across browsers and devices
- Core Web Vitals, accessibility and SEO checks
- Deployment with redirects and monitoring
You get
- Live site or app
- Speed and accessibility report
- Handover documents
From you
- User acceptance testing
- Go-live sign-off
Tools
- Playwright
- Lighthouse
- Vercel
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Support & growAfter launch↻ Repeats
Updates, fixes and new pages or features as you grow.
You getOngoing improvements
What we do
- Monitoring, fixes and security updates
- New pages and features
- Monthly review of traffic and conversions
You get
- Monthly update
- Uptime and speed reports
From you
- Monthly 30-minute review
Tools
- Sentry
- Google Analytics
FAQ
Web development questions
How long does a web app take to build?
Most of our web projects launch in 8–16 weeks, depending on features and integrations. You see working pages at a demo every two weeks.
What is the difference between a website and a web app?
A website mainly presents information. A web app lets users log in, enter data and complete tasks, such as portals, booking systems or dashboards.
Which technologies do you use?
Usually React and Next.js with TypeScript, a Node.js or Python back end, and a headless CMS where content editing is needed. Everything is documented for your team.
Will my site be fast, accessible and SEO-friendly?
Yes. We build to Core Web Vitals targets and WCAG 2.2 AA, with clean URLs, metadata and structured data as standard.
Do I own the website and hosting?
Yes. The code lives in your repository and the hosting, domain and analytics accounts are in your name.
Can you redesign or rebuild an existing site?
Yes. We audit the current site, keep what works, migrate content and set up redirects so you keep your search rankings.
Let’s talk
Let’s talk
A 30-minute call with an engineer and a clear next step for your project.