Server-rendered HTML
Every route ships real content in the page source. Crawlers index it without executing JavaScript, and first paint happens before hydration.
02 / Web Development
Sites that stay fast on the tenth page, not just the homepage.
Production web builds in React, Next.js and WordPress: server-rendered, tested against Core Web Vitals, and structured so your team can extend them without calling us.
01 / THE DETAILS
Considered from every angle.
Performance budgets that hold
We set a JavaScript and image budget at the start and fail the build if a page exceeds it. Speed stays a constraint, not a launch-week scramble.
A CMS your team will actually use
Editing models built around your content, not around the developer’s database. Fields are named in your language and validated before publish.
Documented handover
Architecture notes, environment setup, deploy runbook and a recorded walkthrough. You are never locked in to us.
02 / OUR PROCESS
From possibility to reality.
- 01
Architecture
We choose the rendering strategy and data model against your actual traffic and editing needs.
- 02
Build
Component-driven development in short reviewable increments, deployed to a staging URL from day one.
- 03
Hardening
Lighthouse, accessibility and cross-browser passes, plus redirect mapping for every legacy URL.
- 04
Launch
DNS cutover, search console verification, analytics confirmation and a post-launch crawl.
04 / GOOD QUESTIONS
A little more clarity.
Do you work with our existing codebase?
Regularly. We start with a written audit of what is there, dependencies, build pipeline, test coverage and the parts that will fight you later, then agree what to keep, what to replace and in what order. Rewrites are a last resort, not an opening position.
What happens if we want to move away from you later?
You own the repository, the hosting accounts and the domain from day one. Handover includes architecture documentation and a deploy runbook so another team can pick it up. We do not hold client infrastructure hostage.
How do you keep the site fast as we add pages?
Performance budgets run in the build pipeline, so a page that ships too much JavaScript or an unoptimised image fails before it reaches production. That turns speed into a rule rather than a periodic clean-up project.
BETTER TOGETHER
Keep exploring.
Let’s talk web development.
Bring your vision. We’ll bring the design, technology, and a team that cares what happens next.