Website Development
Website development services for fast sites that stay easy to change
We write the code by hand on mainstream frameworks, test it on real devices and hand over a site your team can update on a Tuesday afternoon without booking a developer.
Warning signs
Signs it's time for a rebuild
Your pages take several seconds to appear on a phone.
Changing a headline means opening a support ticket.
Your theme or page builder fights every new idea.
Plug-in conflicts and security updates eat a day every month.
You can't add a new feature without breaking an old one.
Build it yourself
Stack a few blocks
Every site we build starts as small, reusable pieces. Click or tap to drop a block, drag one to throw it, and see how long your structure stands.
The interactive version runs on desktop browsers with 3D enabled.
In scope
What a development project covers
Front-end development in React and Next.js, written in TypeScript
Back-end work where needed: forms, APIs, integrations and logins
A headless CMS (for example Sanity, Contentful or Storyblok), with training for your editors
Responsive builds tested on current iPhones, Android phones, tablets and desktop browsers
Performance work: image optimisation, code splitting and caching
Accessibility testing with a keyboard, a screen reader and automated checks
Analytics and cookie consent set up in line with privacy law
Hosting, deployment pipelines and written documentation
How we build
From plan to launch
Step 1: Technical plan
We pick the stack, hosting and CMS based on who will edit the site and how it needs to grow, then write the choices down so nobody is surprised later.
Step 2: Components first
We build reusable components and test each one on its own before assembling pages from them. The code stays consistent, and new pages are quick to add.
Step 3: Content and integrations
We connect the CMS, forms, analytics and any third-party tools, then move your existing content across.
Step 4: Testing
Every template is checked on real devices, with a keyboard, with a screen reader and against a performance budget before it's signed off.
Step 5: Launch and handover
On launch day we handle redirects, DNS and monitoring. Then we train your editors and hand over the documentation.
Tech stack
What we build with
Tools with large communities and long-term support, so your site never depends on us or on a niche framework.
Next.js
Framework for pages and routing
React
Interface components
TypeScript
Typed, safer code
Tailwind CSS
Styling and design tokens
Node.js
APIs, forms and integrations
Sanity
Headless content editing
Contentful
Headless content editing
Storyblok
Visual content editing
Vercel
Hosting and deployment
GitHub Actions
Automated checks and releases
Our performance promise
The targets every launch has to meet
We measure these on mobile, with throttled network and CPU, before a site goes live. If a page misses one, we fix it before launch.
- Lighthouse performance score on mobile
- 90+
- Largest Contentful Paint
- < 2.5s
- Cumulative Layout Shift
- < 0.1
- Lighthouse accessibility score
- 100
Handover
What you'll walk away with
A live, monitored site on fast hosting
A CMS your editors have been trained to use
Typed, documented code in a repository you own
A launch report with performance and accessibility scores
Build time
Typical build times
A marketing site of 10 to 20 pages usually takes six to ten weeks to build. Web apps and sites with complex integrations take longer, so we scope them in phases and ship something useful early.
FAQ
Website development questions
Mostly Next.js and React with TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS, plus a headless CMS for content. If you already run WordPress or another platform, we can work with it where that makes sense.
Yes. We shape the CMS around your content, not the other way round, and train your editors. Most routine changes need no developer at all.
You do. The code lives in a repository in your name, and the hosting and CMS accounts belong to your company.
That's a standard part of every relaunch. We map each old URL to its new address, keep the pages that rank well and test the redirects before launch.
We usually deploy to managed platforms such as Vercel, which take care of scaling and SSL. We keep dependencies up to date, add security headers and avoid plug-ins we can't vet.
Yes, including dashboards, client portals and booking tools. We scope them in phases so real users can try something early.
Every launch includes a support period for fixing defects. After that you can choose a support plan, or keep the documentation and run things yourselves.
Got a site that's slow or hard to update?
Tell us what it runs on and what frustrates your team. We'll tell you whether to fix it or rebuild it.