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Web Development

Our web development services cover marketing websites that need to rank and convert, and web applications people use every day. We build on Next.js and React with a headless CMS your editors can run without a developer, and we hold every page to performance, accessibility, and technical SEO standards from the first commit rather than fixing them after launch.

Speed, search, and accessibility are decided before the first page is designed

Most slow, hard-to-find websites were not built badly on purpose. They were built without anyone owning performance: a heavy theme, a dozen tracking scripts, images straight from the design export, and a CMS that needs a developer to change a headline. Each choice was small. Together they cost rankings, conversions, and the marketing team's patience.

We treat those as engineering requirements from the first sprint. Pages are measured against Core Web Vitals budgets in CI, built to WCAG 2.2 AA, and given clean URLs, metadata, and structured data before launch. Whether it is a marketing website or a web application your customers log into every day, the result is fast on a mid-range phone, readable by search engines, and easy for your team to update.

In CI

Core Web Vitals budgets checked on every pull request

WCAG 2.2 AA

The accessibility standard every page is built and tested to

Self-serve

Editors publish pages and copy without waiting for a deploy

Every 2 wks

A working release on a staging URL you can click through

What's included

Fast, accessible websites and web applications on Next.js and React, with technical SEO and Core Web Vitals built in, not bolted on.

Marketing and corporate website development
Web application front-ends and dashboards
Headless CMS setup and migration
Core Web Vitals and page speed optimization
Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA
Technical SEO, structured data, and analytics

Four rules every page we build has to pass

None of them are exotic. They are enforced by tooling instead of good intentions, which is the difference between a site that launches fast and one that stays fast.

01

Performance budgets

Every template has a budget for load time, layout shift, and JavaScript weight, checked automatically on each pull request. A change that breaks the budget does not merge, so speed never quietly erodes.

02

Accessible by default

Semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, visible focus states, and proper contrast from the component library up. It widens your audience, lowers legal risk, and search engines read the same structure screen readers do.

03

Search built into the build

Server rendering, clean URLs, metadata, structured data, sitemaps, and redirects are part of the build, not a checklist after launch. Your SEO team starts from a sound technical base instead of filing tickets.

04

Editors own the content

A headless CMS modeled around how your team actually publishes, with live previews and reusable blocks. Marketing can launch a new landing page in an afternoon without opening a pull request.

Web development services for sites that rank and apps that get used

Six kinds of web project we take on, from a corporate website relaunch to the logged-in application your customers depend on every day.

Marketing & corporate websites

Company and product websites that load fast, rank for the terms your buyers search, and turn visits into enquiries, built on Next.js or Astro with a CMS your team controls.

  • Information architecture and page templates
  • Conversion-focused landing pages
  • Analytics and consent set up correctly

Web applications & dashboards

Customer portals, dashboards, and SaaS front-ends where speed and clarity matter every day, with data fetching, state, and permissions handled properly.

  • React and Next.js application front-ends
  • Roles, data-heavy tables, and charts
  • Design systems and component libraries

Headless CMS & content platforms

Moving content off a monolithic CMS into Sanity, Payload, or Storyblok, with a content model that fits how your team really publishes.

  • Content modeling and editorial workflows
  • Live preview and scheduled publishing
  • Migration of existing pages and media

Performance & Core Web Vitals

For existing sites that are slow on mobile or failing Core Web Vitals. We find what is actually costing time, fix it in order of impact, and add budgets so it stays fixed.

  • Field and lab performance audit
  • Image, font, and script optimization
  • Performance budgets enforced in CI

Accessibility & WCAG compliance

Audits and remediation against WCAG 2.2 AA, with automated checks in the pipeline and manual keyboard and screen-reader testing where automation can't reach.

  • Automated and manual accessibility audit
  • Prioritized remediation and fixes
  • Accessibility checks on every release

Technical SEO & site migrations

Redesigning or replatforming without losing rankings: URL mapping, redirects, structured data, and crawl comparisons before and after launch.

  • URL mapping and redirect plans
  • Structured data and metadata
  • Pre- and post-launch crawl checks

Our web development process, from sitemap to launch

A typical website launches in six to ten weeks, and the pace is usually set by content rather than code. You see working pages on a staging URL within the first month, not a deck of static mockups.

Stage 01

2 weeks

Discovery & content model

We review your current site, analytics, and search data, talk to the people who publish, and agree the sitemap, page templates, and content model. You get a fixed plan before design starts.

  • Sitemap and page template list
  • Content model and CMS choice
  • SEO and redirect baseline
Stage 02

2–3 weeks

Design & components

Designs become a reusable component library rather than one-off pages, reviewed in the browser at real screen sizes so nothing surprises you on a phone.

  • Responsive designs for key templates
  • Component library in code
  • Accessibility review of the designs
Stage 03

3–5 weeks

Build, content & integrations

Templates are built against performance and accessibility budgets, content is migrated or written, and forms, analytics, and CRM integrations are wired in and tested.

  • Staging site with real content
  • CMS set up, with editor training
  • Integrations and analytics verified
Stage 04

Ongoing

Launch & optimization

Redirects, crawl checks, and monitoring on launch day, then a review of real-user speed and search data in the weeks after, with fixes ranked by impact.

  • Launch checklist and redirect map
  • Real-user performance monitoring
  • Post-launch SEO and speed review

What a well-built website changes for you

Pages that stay fast on mid-range phones, not only on a developer's laptop

A technical foundation your SEO and content teams can build rankings on

Marketing that publishes and tests pages without waiting for engineers

A site that works for keyboard and screen-reader users and holds up to an accessibility review

What we build it with

The tools we reach for on Web Development work, picked for the problem in front of us and for the team who inherits the code.

01

Frontend

Rendered fast, accessible by default

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Astro
02

Content

Editors ship copy without a deploy

  • Sanity
  • Payload
  • Storyblok
  • Shopify
03

Data and APIs

Everything the page needs, close to the edge

  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase
  • GraphQL
04

Quality and delivery

Performance budgets enforced in CI

  • Vercel
  • Cloudflare
  • Playwright
  • Vitest
  • Sentry

Web development questions we hear most

  • The cost depends mainly on the number of unique page templates, how much content needs writing or migrating, and the integrations involved, such as a CRM, site search, or e-commerce. A marketing site with a dozen templates is a very different budget from a logged-in web application with roles and dashboards. Our two-week discovery ends with a fixed quote for a defined scope, so you know the cost before design starts rather than halfway through.

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