UI/UX design
Research, flows and interfaces designed to be built exactly.
- Figma
- Prototyping
- Design systems
Services
Web application development
We build web applications people use every day: dashboards, portals, marketplaces and SaaS products. Our default stack is React and Next.js on a typed backend.
Pages are server-rendered for speed and search visibility, and deployed with CI/CD from the first sprint.
Web development
What we build
SaaS front-ends
Product interfaces with authentication, roles, billing screens and settings.
Admin dashboards
Data-heavy interfaces that stay fast with thousands of records.
Customer portals
Self-service accounts, orders, documents and support.
Marketplaces and booking platforms
Listings, search, payments and multi-party workflows.
Progressive web apps
Installable, offline-capable apps without an app store.
Performance rebuilds
Moving slow single-page apps or legacy sites to a modern, server-rendered stack.
Built in from the start
Speed
Server rendering, optimised images and small bundles, measured against Core Web Vitals.
Search visibility
Clean HTML, metadata and structured data that search engines can read.
Accessibility
Keyboard navigation, readable contrast and semantic markup.
Maintainability
A typed, tested codebase your next developer can pick up.
Why React and Next.js
React has the largest ecosystem and hiring pool of any front-end framework, and Next.js adds server rendering, routing and image optimisation on top. For most web applications that means faster pages, better SEO and one codebase that scales from MVP to a mature product. When a project is better served by something else, we will say so.
Process
How we work
- Step 1
Discovery
Users, key journeys and technical constraints.
- Step 2
UX and UI design
Flows and screens reviewed with you before build.
- Step 3
Build in sprints
Working features on a staging URL every two weeks.
- Step 4
Launch
Performance, accessibility and security checks, then production deployment.
- Step 5
Improve
Analytics, fixes and new features.
Technology
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Angular
- Node.js
- PHP
- MongoDB
- MySQL
- AWS
Use cases
- A B2B ordering portal for distributors
- A booking platform with payments and availability management
- A real-time operations dashboard pulling data from several systems
- Rebuilding a slow React single-page app in Next.js
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you build simple marketing websites?
Our focus is web applications, but we do build marketing sites for product companies, usually alongside the product itself so design and code stay consistent.
Next.js or a plain React app?
For anything public-facing, Next.js: server rendering gives faster first loads and better SEO. For internal tools behind a login, a plain React app can be simpler. We recommend one per project.
Will the application be SEO-friendly?
Yes. Public pages are server-rendered with proper metadata, structured data and clean URLs, and we test them the way search engines see them.
Can you redesign or take over an existing web app?
Yes. We start with a code and UX review, then propose a plan: improve in place, or rebuild the parts that are holding you back.
Who hosts it?
You own the hosting account. We set it up, typically on Vercel or AWS, and can manage it for you under a support plan.
Planning a new web application?
Tell us what you're building. An engineer, not a salesperson, will reply within one business day with questions, an approach and next steps.