SaaS DashboardFlowBoard case study
Real-time project management platform for distributed teams
Web development for sites and apps that have to perform
We design, build and launch complete web products — the interface people use, the backend behind it and the infrastructure it runs on. Every build ships against a performance budget, with search visibility and accessibility treated as part of the spec rather than a clean-up pass at the end.
Overview
Websites and web apps from one senior team
A website is usually the first thing a customer, an investor or a search engine sees of your company, and it is judged in the first couple of seconds. We build for that moment: server-rendered pages that arrive fast, layouts that hold together on a cheap phone, and markup that search engines and assistive technology can actually read.
The same team takes the project from first wireframe to production. You get a staging URL in the first build sprint and a demo every week, so you are reacting to working software — not a status report.
Technologies we use
What's included
Web Development: what's included
Every engagement is scoped up front, so you know exactly what is being delivered before work starts.
Front end and backend together
The interface, the API and the database are built as one product, so features work end to end from the first release.
Core Web Vitals budget
LCP, INP and CLS targets agreed up front and checked on every release, not after launch.
Technical SEO
Metadata, canonical URLs, structured data, sitemaps and clean semantic HTML from the first page.
Responsive, accessible UI
Layouts tested from 320px phones to wide desktops, with keyboard and screen-reader support.
CMS & API integration
Headless CMS, payments, analytics, CRMs and your own APIs wired in and documented.
Deployment & handover
Automated deploys, hosting on AWS, and a repository you own from the first commit.
Where it fits
The web projects we take on
Marketing & company websites
Fast, editable sites that explain what you do and turn visitors into enquiries.
Web applications & SaaS
Dashboards, portals and multi-tenant products with authentication, billing and real-time data.
Rebuilds & migrations
Moving a slow or hard-to-maintain site onto a modern stack without losing rankings or content.
Selected work
Recent web development work
E-Commerce
Nomad Market
Curated marketplace for digital nomad gear and experiences
Consumer App
Culinary AI
AI recipe generator personalized to your dietary preferences
Insights
Reading on web development
How long does it take to build a website?
A marketing site or landing page is usually 2–4 weeks. A web application or MVP is typically 8–12 weeks from kickoff to launch. You get a dated milestone plan before we start, so the timeline is agreed rather than estimated as we go.
Do you build the backend as well as the front end?
Yes. A web product is more than its pages, so we build the API, the database and the admin tools behind it, and host it on AWS. One team is responsible for the whole thing working, which is why nothing gets lost between a front-end supplier and a back-end one.
Will my new website be SEO-friendly?
Yes. Technical SEO is part of the build: semantic headings, metadata and canonical URLs on every page, structured data, an XML sitemap, and performance tuned against Core Web Vitals. Content strategy and link building are separate disciplines — we make sure the site itself never holds your rankings back.
Can you redesign or rebuild our existing website?
Yes. We start with a short audit of the current site — performance, content, URLs and what already ranks — then plan the rebuild so redirects and metadata carry your existing search traffic across.
Related services
Often paired with web development
UI/UX Design
Research-led interface design and reusable design systems.
E-commerce Development
Custom and headless online stores built to load fast and convert.
Custom Software Development
SaaS platforms, web applications and internal tools, built end to end.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're building and we'll come back with a scope, a timeline and a fixed price.