Launching something new
The first version has to be real, not a mockup
We scope the smallest version that can go live and build it on the structure the next releases will use.
Websites and web applications
Websites and web apps your team can run without a developer
From a focused landing page to the application your operations run on. We take the work through structure, content, design, build and launch, then hand over a CMS your editors can use without calling a developer.
Sound familiar?
You are in the right place if
Developer is gone
Your site was built by someone you can no longer reach
We check what is there, keep what still works and move the rest to code with notes you own.
Slow edits
A typo fix waits days for a developer
We set up a CMS with fixed page blocks, so editors change content themselves and the layout holds.
Planning a site or an internal tool? Tell us what it has to do.
Start a projectScope
What is included
Structure before visuals
Pages, content model and main journeys are agreed before any screen is designed.
Interface and components
Screens are built from one component library your team can extend later.
Front end and back end together
One project and one team, so nothing gets lost between design and build.
A CMS editors can use
Pages, cases and posts are edited without us and without breaking the layout.
Search, analytics and speed
Search basics, analytics and performance budgets are in place from the first release.
Process
How the work runs
Scoping
We map the users, the decisions they make and the constraints around the project. The result is a short brief we can both check.
Structure
We define the pages, content model and main journeys before visual work begins. This is where the scope becomes testable.
Design
We design the screens with the most important decisions first, then build the rest from the same component system.
Build
We connect the interface, data, integrations and real content. You review a working version as the product takes shape.
Launch
We prepare the domain, analytics, backups and rollback process, then hand over the accounts and operating notes.
Next step
Describe what the site has to do. We will come back with a scope you can check.
Start a projectResult
What you get at the end
Source code in your repository
The repository is yours from the first commit, not after the final payment.
Design files and the component library
The same components as in the code, so new pages do not start from zero.
A written handover
How to edit, deploy and roll back, written for the people who will maintain the site.
Can our team edit the site afterwards?
That is the point of the CMS setup. Pages, cases and posts are edited without a developer, and the structure stops editors from breaking the design.
Do you work with an existing design?
Yes. If there is a design system we build from it. If there is only a PDF, we say honestly what will need rework.
Who owns the result?
You do. Code, design files and accounts are yours from the start, not after the final payment.
Planning something like this?
Two or three sentences are enough. We will reply with the questions needed to define a useful next step.