Web development

What we build

We build for the browser, from a single page to a platform that runs your business.

• Marketing sites and landing pages. Fast to load, easy to read on a phone, built to rank. We aim for green Core Web Vitals on every page we ship.
• Content-managed sites. You edit text, images and pages yourself through a CMS. No ticket, no wait, no invoice for fixing a typo.
• Data-driven web applications. Dashboards, booking flows, portals, marketplaces. Real logic, real data, real users.
• Internal tools. Admin panels and dashboards that replace the spreadsheet three people email back and forth.
• Integrations. We connect your site to the systems you already run: payments, CRM, ERP and third-party APIs.
• Foundations. Performance, SEO and accessibility are part of the build, not a phase we bolt on at the end.

We pick the stack per project. Astro for content-heavy sites, React and Next.js for applications, TypeScript and Node.js across the board. We choose the tool that fits your project, not the one we feel like using this month.

How we work

Every project runs through four steps. Discovery is a first call where we learn what you need and what “done” looks like. Proposal puts scope, timeline and cost in writing. During Build the site grows in short iterations on a staging URL you can open anytime, so you watch it take shape instead of waiting for a big reveal. Launch and support means we stay around after go-live.

The domain and the hosting are in your name from day one, and what we deliver is written into the proposal, so there are no surprises later.

Most projects are fixed price: after Discovery you get one number, you approve it before we start, and it does not change along the way. Ongoing work can run time and materials.

Common questions

How much does a website cost? It depends on scope, so we quote each project on its own. A landing page and a data-driven platform are different jobs. After the first call we send a fixed price, and you approve it before we start.

How long does it take? A marketing site is usually two to six weeks. A full web application runs two to six months, depending on how much it does. We give you a real timeline in the proposal, not a guess.

Can you take over a site someone else built? Yes. We start with a short audit of the existing code, tell you honestly what is worth keeping, and hand you a plan before we touch anything.