Modern application frontends
Product interfaces built with Next.js and React, or with Vue and Angular where your stack requires them. Component-driven, typed end to end, and ready for the next feature, not just the launch.
Engineering
Web Development
Web applications built with Next.js and React by senior engineers: fast, accessible, SEO-ready, and designed to carry AI features in production.
90+Lighthouse performance as a release gate, verified in CI
2-4weeks from kickoff to a clickable release on staging
100%senior engineers, no juniors on your account
AAthe WCAG 2.2 level we build to by default
What we build
One engineering team from architecture to launch. Every choice is measured against speed, maintainability and what your roadmap needs next.
SEO-ready architecture
Server rendering, clean semantic markup, structured data and fast responses, engineered in from the first commit. Your product ranks because the architecture helps it, not despite it.
Performance and Core Web Vitals
We set performance budgets at the start and enforce them in CI. Green Core Web Vitals are a release requirement, not a cleanup task after launch.
Accessibility by default
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: keyboard navigation, screen reader support, proper contrast and focus management. Tested with real assistive technology, not just an automated checker.
Headless CMS and composable commerce
Content and commerce on composable stacks: Payload, Sanity or the platform you already run. Your team edits content and products without filing a ticket to engineering.
AI features in web products
Search that understands intent, assistants grounded in your content, personalization that respects your data. We integrate AI where it measurably improves the product, with evaluation and cost control built in.
What you walk away with
Everything is yours: the code, the pipelines, the documentation. No lock-in to us or to tools your team did not choose.
Production codebase you own
Typed, tested, reviewed code in your repository from day one, with full commit history and no license strings attached.
Design system and component library
Documented, reusable components so new screens and features build faster and stay consistent as the product grows.
CI/CD pipelines and environments
Automated testing, preview deployments and one-click releases across staging and production, reproducible straight from the repository.
Performance and accessibility report
Measured Core Web Vitals, load test results and a WCAG audit at launch, plus budgets wired into CI that keep them from regressing.
Runbook and handover documentation
Architecture decisions, operational runbooks and onboarding docs, so your team can run and extend the product without us.
Engineering
How a build runs
01
Discovery and scoping
We map users, workflows and integrations, then cut scope to the release that proves the product. You get a fixed plan with architecture, timeline and cost before code starts.
02
Architecture and design system
We settle the stack, the data model and the deployment target, and stand up a design system so every screen after the first gets cheaper. Decisions are written down and reviewed with your team.
03
Iterative delivery
Working software every week on a staging environment you can click through. Automated tests, code review and CI on every change; priorities adjusted release by release, not renegotiated.
04
Launch and operation
We harden, load test and ship, then run the product with monitoring, error tracking and a defined response path. Handover to your team whenever you want to take over, with documentation that makes it real.
Three ways to engage
Fixed scope where it can be fixed, a standing team where your roadmap needs one. Every model starts with a free 30-minute call.
Product build
6-12 weeks · fixed scope
A new web application or a full replatform, taken from scoping to production by one senior team. The right fit when you need a product live, not a proof of concept.
- Fixed scope, timeline and price agreed up front
- Architecture, design system and delivery by one team
- Weekly releases to a staging environment you review
- Launch support and a defined handover
Dedicated web team
Monthly · ongoing
Senior engineers embedded in your roadmap, shipping alongside your team month after month. Scale the team up or down as the roadmap changes.
- 2 to 5 senior engineers matched to your stack
- Your process and tools, or ours if you prefer
- Monthly planning against your product priorities
- Resize or stop with 30 days notice
Performance and frontend audit
2-3 weeks · fixed fee
A fixed-scope audit of an existing web application: Core Web Vitals, SEO architecture, accessibility and code health, ending in a prioritized fix list. We execute the fixes or hand the list to your team.
- Field and lab performance data, not just Lighthouse runs
- SEO, accessibility and dependency review
- Prioritized fixes with effort estimates
- Optional fix sprint with a measured before and after
Who this is for
Founders shipping a first product
You need an MVP that can survive real users and a next funding round. We build the version that proves the business, on foundations you will not have to throw away.
Product teams replacing a legacy frontend
The old stack slows every release and nobody wants to touch it. We migrate incrementally, so the business keeps running while the frontend gets rebuilt.
Marketing and e-commerce leaders
Your site is the storefront and it is slow, hard to edit or invisible to search. We rebuild it on a headless stack and show the difference in numbers.
Teams adding AI to an existing product
You have the product and the users; you need AI features that hold up in production. We integrate them into your existing codebase, with evaluation and cost control from day one.
Stack we work in
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Node.js
Vue
Angular
Tailwind CSS
Payload CMS
Sanity
PostgreSQL
Playwright
Vercel
Questions, answered
Do you only build with Next.js?
It is our default because it earns it: server rendering, routing and performance tooling in one framework. But the stack follows your context. We work in Vue and Angular where your team or your systems require it, and we will say plainly when the boring choice is the right one.
How do you keep the product fast after launch?
Performance budgets are wired into CI, so a heavy bundle or an oversized image fails the build before it ships. At launch you get the budgets, the dashboards and the alerting, and if we operate the product we watch them as part of the retainer.
Can you take over an existing codebase?
Yes, and it is common work for us. We start with a short audit to map the risks, then improve the code while shipping features instead of demanding a rewrite. A full rebuild is the recommendation only when the numbers say so.
Who owns the code and the infrastructure?
You do, from the first commit. Work happens in your repositories and your cloud accounts wherever possible, so walking away from us is always a real option. That keeps the relationship built on results, not dependency.
How do you price web projects?
Product builds and audits are fixed-fee against a written scope, so the number is known before we start. Dedicated teams are a flat monthly rate per engineer. Scope changes are priced and agreed before they enter the plan, never invoiced as a surprise.
Have a web product to build?
Book a free 30-minute call with a senior engineer. You leave with a rough architecture and an honest estimate, whether or not we work together.
Schedule a consultation