Performance budgets
Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5s on a mid-tier phone over 4G, with bundle size checked on every pull request.
What we build
Front end, back end and the plumbing between them
One team owning the whole stack means no arguments about whose bug it is.
- SaaS platforms — multi-tenant architecture, role-based access, billing, usage metering and admin tooling
- Dashboards & internal tools — real-time data, complex tables, exports and permissions that survive an audit
- Customer portals — self-service accounts, document handling and support workflows wired into your existing systems
- Headless commerce — storefronts on Shopify, commercetools or a custom backend, tuned for Core Web Vitals
- APIs & integrations — REST and GraphQL services, webhooks, event streams and third-party integrations that fail gracefully
// Nothing ships until every one of these is green.
export const gate = {
tests: 'unit + integration + e2e',
coverage: 85, // minimum %
a11y: 'WCAG 2.2 AA',
perf: { cold_start: 1.8, lcp: 2.5 },
security: 'SAST + dependency audit',
rollback: true,
monitoring: ['crash', 'latency', 'funnel'],
};
export async function canRelease(build) {
const checks = await runAll(gate, build);
return checks.every(c => c.passed);
}
Standards
The bar every web build has to clear
These are not aspirations. They are enforced in the pipeline, and a build that misses them does not merge.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 AA as a baseline: keyboard paths, focus management, contrast and screen reader labels, verified with automated and manual passes.
Type safety end to end
TypeScript from the database schema through the API contract to the component props, so a rename breaks the build, not production.
Security by default
Dependency auditing, static analysis, parameterised queries, CSP headers and least-privilege access on every environment.
Continuous delivery
Trunk-based development, preview environments per pull request, automated migrations and one-command rollback.
Observability
Structured logs, traces, error tracking and dashboards from day one — so incidents are diagnosed in minutes, not days.
Stack
Tools we reach for
We are pragmatic about technology. These are our defaults, not our religion.
Front end
TypeScript, React, Next.js, Vue, Tailwind, Vite, Storybook, Playwright.
Back end
Node.js, NestJS, Go, Python, FastAPI, GraphQL, tRPC, gRPC.
Data
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Kafka, Elasticsearch, ClickHouse.
Infrastructure
AWS, GCP, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitHub Actions, Grafana.
FAQ
Web development questions
Yes. Migrations include a URL map with redirects, metadata and structured data parity, a crawl comparison before and after, and rank monitoring for 90 days post-launch.
Often. We can build straight from your Figma files, or extend your design system. If you do not have one, we will build it as part of the project.
That is most of what platform work is. We have integrated Salesforce, HubSpot, NetSuite, SAP, Snowflake, Stripe and plenty of internal systems with no public documentation.
We load-test to a multiple of your expected peak before launch and design for horizontal scaling. Autoscaling policies, caching layers and rate limits are set up before you need them, not during the incident.
For content-heavy sites we usually suggest a headless CMS such as Sanity, Contentful or Payload, so your marketing team can publish without a deploy. If you already run WordPress or Drupal, we can front it with a modern head.
Let us look at your platform
Share the URL, the repo, or just the problem. We will come back with a technical read and a plan for the first ninety days.