02Websites & Web Apps
Websites that load before the doubt does.
Marketing sites, portals and full web apps — built on a modern stack, scoring green on Lighthouse and looking like nobody else's template.
What we do
Your website is the first thirty seconds of every relationship, and most sites waste them on a spinner. We build fast by default: clean semantic code, images that behave, motion that explains instead of decorates. No page-builder bloat, no mystery plugins.
From a launch-day marketing site to a logged-in web app with dashboards and roles, we own the whole thing — design, build, CMS, deploy. You get a site your team can actually update without calling us (though you can always call us).
What you get
- Marketing & campaign sites
- Launch pages that convert and still look like you six months later.
- Web applications
- Dashboards, portals and tools — the logged-in stuff with real logic behind it.
- CMS & headless setups
- Edit everything yourself: WordPress, Sanity, Strapi or fully custom.
- Performance & Core Web Vitals
- Green scores, fast paints, happy Google — measured, not promised.
- Accessibility (WCAG)
- Keyboard, contrast, screen readers — built in from day one, not retrofitted.
- Analytics & tracking
- Clean events wired to GA4 / Meta Pixel so marketing knows what's working.
How it runs
- 01
Blueprint
Sitemap, content plan and wireframes — the boring 20% that makes the build fast.
- 02
Design & build
Designed and coded in parallel weekly drops. You watch it come alive on a staging link.
- 03
Launch & tune
Deploy, measure, tighten. We stay for the post-launch wobbles and the wins.
We build it with
- Next.js
- React
- PHP
- Tailwind
- GSAP
- Sanity
- WordPress
- Vercel
Proof you can use.
Products we built under this service. Each one runs inside its case study.
Questions we get
How long does a website take?
A focused marketing site is usually 3–6 weeks; bigger web apps run 8–16 depending on scope. You see real pages within the first two weeks either way.
Can we edit the site ourselves after launch?
Yes — that's a requirement, not a feature. We set up a CMS your team enjoys and record short walkthrough videos.
Will it be fast on cheap phones and slow networks?
That's our benchmark. We test on mid-range Androids and throttled connections, because that's the real internet.