
Retail & E-commerce
Commerce platforms that hold up under peak load, with the inventory accuracy that makes omnichannel promises deliverable.
Service
We build web applications for organisations where the site is part of the operation, not a brochure: customer portals, booking systems, internal tools and public platforms that carry real transaction volume.
01Overview
Most web rebuilds are not triggered by design fatigue. They are triggered by a system that became too slow to change — where a small feature takes six weeks, and nobody can say with confidence what will break.
We treat that as an architecture problem first and an interface problem second. That means server-rendered pages where SEO and load time matter, a typed contract between frontend and backend, and a test suite that makes the next team's changes safe.
The result is a platform your own engineers can take over. We hand across documentation, runbooks and a codebase written to be read — because an application nobody but us can maintain is a liability we sold you.
02Capabilities
Portals, marketplaces and self-service applications built for sustained traffic and measurable conversion.
Tools that replace spreadsheets and manual handoffs, with the access control and audit trails an enterprise needs.
A content layer your marketing team owns, decoupled from the application your engineers own.
Measured against real user data, not lab scores — because ranking and conversion both follow field metrics.
03Business benefits
A typed, tested codebase turns a six-week feature into a two-day one. That compounds across every quarter you own the system.
Server rendering, clean semantics and fast field metrics mean the platform is indexable by default rather than retrofitted.
Fewer incidents, less rework and onboarding measured in days rather than months.
Standard tooling, your repositories, your cloud accounts. You can replace us and the system keeps running.
04Technology
React
The default for interfaces that need to stay maintainable past their first year.
Next.js
Server rendering and routing for products where load time is a business metric.
TypeScript
Non-negotiable on anything a team will maintain. Types are documentation that cannot go stale.
Node.js
Shared language across the stack; strong fit for I/O-heavy services and BFFs.
GraphQL
When many clients need different shapes of the same data.
AWS
Broadest managed-service catalogue; our default unless an estate dictates otherwise.
PostgreSQL
The default relational store. Correct, extensible, and boring in the best way.
Redis
Caching, queues and rate limiting where latency budgets are tight.
05Process
Two weeks assessing the existing system, traffic patterns and constraints. Output is an architecture decision record and a fixed estimate.
Data model, service boundaries and interface design agreed before implementation starts — reviewed with your team, not presented to it.
Two-week increments, each ending in a deployable environment you can use. No six-month reveal.
Load testing, accessibility audit, security review and observability wired in before launch rather than after the first incident.
Phased release, runbooks, and paired sessions with your engineers until they are comfortable owning it.
06Industries
All industries
Commerce platforms that hold up under peak load, with the inventory accuracy that makes omnichannel promises deliverable.

Systems built for environments where auditability, resilience and regulatory reporting are the design constraints.

Visibility and control across the movement of goods — from warehouse operations to last-mile delivery.

Learning and administrative platforms that work for students, staff and the reporting obligations behind them.
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Next step
Start with a fixed-price technical assessment. You get an architecture decision record, a delivery plan and a real estimate — and you are free to take them elsewhere.