Web Development

About This Web Development Service

We build sites that stay fast after launch, which mostly means being disciplined about what ships to the browser and honest about what a component really needs.

The Build

Architecture is decided before the first component: how content is modelled, where the boundaries fall, and which parts genuinely need to run on the client. Most of them do not.

• Component architecture
• Performance budgets
• Accessibility audits
• CMS integration

Performance as a Budget

A performance budget is agreed at the start and checked on every build, so regressions are caught by the pipeline rather than by your users three releases later.

Accessible by Default

Semantics, keyboard paths and focus order are part of the component, not a remediation pass at the end. It is cheaper, and it is the only version that actually works.

Every kilobyte you send is a promise someone else has to keep on a slower connection than yours. Ship less, and the site is fast everywhere.

Handover That Holds

Handover includes the reasoning, not just the repository — the decisions that would otherwise be re-litigated by whoever inherits the codebase.

• Documented component API and props
• Content model your editors can use
• CI checks for budget and accessibility
• A written record of the trade-offs made

Conclusion

The measure of a front-end is how it behaves a year in, under a team that did not write it. We build for that team.