ServicesWEB
The surface yourcustomers use
React · Next.js · Astro
The surface your customers use — a site or an app that stays fast as the content and the traffic grow.
Best whenYou have designs, or a site that has stopped keeping up.
- Front end
- React, Next.js, Astro
- Content
- Editable without us
- Checked
- Vitals and keyboard
- Handover
- Repo, docs, access
Four steps
Screens agreed before code, one deployable URL from the first week, and the performance and access work done during the build rather than after a complaint.
01
Scope, written down
What it has to do, what it does not, and which screen proves it. Written before anyone opens an editor, because a scope agreed in a call is a scope nobody can check later.
02
Architecture and content model
Routes, data shape and the fields your team will actually edit. Get this wrong and every later feature is a workaround, which is why it is settled before the first component.
03
Build against a live URL
Front end and back end together, deployed from the first week. You review a working site every week — not a screenshot, and not a demo on a laptop.
04
Vitals, access, handover
Core Web Vitals in the green and full keyboard access, checked before launch. Then the repo, the runbook and the accounts, in your name.
What lands in your accounts
The repo, the hosting and the domain end up in your accounts. Nothing here is licensed back to us, and nothing stops working if you never call again.
- React, Next.js or Astro front end
- Screens and states agreed before the build starts
- A content model you can edit without us
- Core Web Vitals and keyboard access checked before launch
PricingPriced from the written scope — one figure, agreed before code. No hourly billing, no change-request desk.
Built and in production
Three builds, three different problems. The screens are dropped in as each client clears them for publication.
Document approvals, project budgets and a form designer for a university campus — 35 tables and 19 modules, on the university’s own servers.
A single-page site for a coworking space: what the rooms are, what they cost and how to reach the place, fast enough to load on the phone of someone standing outside it.
A trade-services site — what the team does, the work it has done and one obvious way to get hold of them. Built to be found by the searches customers actually type.
Next step
Tell us what
you need built
Send the idea in whatever shape it is in — a document, a sketch, or two sentences. You get a written scope and a fixed figure back before anything is committed to.