Web Development
Web platforms that load fast, rank well and hold up under load.
A marketing site, a customer portal and an internal dashboard are three different engineering problems. Treating them the same is how you end up with a beautiful homepage that takes six seconds to paint.
We pick the rendering strategy per route — static, server-rendered or streamed — then hold the result to a measured performance budget instead of an opinion. Accessibility and semantics are part of the build, not a remediation project later.
You probably need this if
- 01Your site looks right but scores badly on Core Web Vitals
- 02Marketing cannot ship a landing page without an engineer
- 03The portal your customers log into feels slower every release
How we run this work.
Rendering chosen on purpose
Static where content is stable, server-rendered where it is personalised, streamed where the first paint matters more than the last byte. Each route gets the strategy that fits it.
Accessible by default
Keyboard paths, focus order, contrast ratios and real semantics, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. It widens your audience and it is the same work that makes a site legible to crawlers.
A performance budget in CI
Lighthouse and bundle budgets run on every pull request. A regression fails the build, which means speed stays fixed instead of being re-fixed every quarter.
What you actually receive.
Not a summary of activity. These are artefacts that exist, that you own, and that another engineer could pick up.
Typical stack
Chosen per project against your constraints, your team’s existing skills and what you already run in production — never from habit.
Next step
Send a short brief and we will come back with a cost range for exactly this scope, plus the assumptions behind it.
Get an estimate
Ready to scope your web development work?
Two lines about the problem is enough. You will get a range, the assumptions it rests on, and a recommendation on how to phase it.
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