Design system discipline
Composable primitives, documentation in Storybook or equivalent, and visual regression hooks where the brand is strict.
Web
Web Application Development
Senior-led execution. Clear milestones. Production discipline.
Modern web apps with fast first paint, accessible UI, and backends that behave under load—SSR/SSG where it matters, APIs that are boring (in a good way).
< 2.5s
LCP target (typical)
WCAG
AA-oriented patterns
CI
Lint, typecheck, tests
Outcomes you can measure
What “done” looks like
- Cohesive UX across marketing and authenticated app areas
- Testable modules and CI that catches regressions early
- Deployment pipelines suited to your hosting choice
- Accessibility and SEO baselines you can extend
Typical stack
Next.jsReactTailwind CSStRPC / RESTPrisma
Product-grade frontends
Next.js App Router, design systems, and performance budgets so marketing and product surfaces stay snappy. We care about CLS, SEO metadata, and resilient data fetching—stale-while-revalidate, suspense boundaries, and optimistic UI only where it improves perceived speed.
APIs that match the UI
REST or GraphQL with versioning, validation, and consistent error contracts. Auth flows (session cookies, OAuth, SSO hooks) wired with secure defaults. Rate limits and abuse protection are designed alongside happy-path features—not bolted on later.
From first deploy to scale
We align hosting (Vercel, AWS, GCP) with your compliance and traffic profile. Edge caching, ISR, and database connection pooling are tuned with load tests on critical paths before big launches.
Capabilities
How we go deeper
Data layer clarity
Server actions or API routes with clear boundaries—no mystery globals, predictable cache invalidation, and typed contracts end-to-end.
Release confidence
Preview environments per PR, feature flags for risky slices, and rollback paths that your team can execute without us on call.
Deliverables
Tangible artifacts at every phase
Tokens, components, and states mapped to your brand.
WorkshopsWritten spec
Backend services
Auth, persistence, and third-party integrations.
Launch hardening
Caching, rate limits, and error budgets tuned for go-live.
Analytics hooks
Event schema and privacy-aware instrumentation for product decisions.
Delivery rhythm
From first call to steady ship
01
Align
Stakeholder workshops, success metrics, and constraint map so engineering decisions trace back to business intent.
02
Blueprint
Architecture sketch, integration list, milestone plan, and explicit risks—signed off before high-velocity build.
03
Build & prove
Sprint demos, code review, automated tests, and staging gates. You see working software every week, not slides.
04
Ship & evolve
Production cutover, observability, runbooks, and a sane handover—plus a backlog-ready rhythm for v1.1 and beyond.
Ideal when you are…
- Marketing + product web in one coherent Next.js codebase
- Dashboards and SaaS consoles with complex tables and filters
- Teams launching an MVP that must scale to thousands of users
- Companies replacing a fragile SPA with SSR-first architecture
FAQ
Straight answers
Next.js vs a separate SPA + API?
We default to Next when SEO, first paint, and unified deployment matter. If you already have a mature API and need only a thin client, we will map the simplest architecture—no framework dogma.
Do you handle design, or only build?
We can implement from Figma with pixel discipline, or collaborate with your designer. If you need discovery UX, we partner with trusted designers or run structured wireframe workshops ourselves.
How do you approach testing?
Unit tests for pure logic, integration tests for critical API paths, and Playwright (or similar) for high-value user journeys. Coverage targets are agreed per milestone, not vanity percentages.
Can you embed in our Slack and standups?
Yes—weekly demos are standard. We match your tools (Jira, Linear, GitHub Projects) and communication cadence so we feel like an extension of your team.
At a glance
High-performance React/Next.js applications with robust backends and integration-ready architecture.
Next step
Tell us what you are building next.
We will suggest a discovery slice, rough timeline, and the smallest team that can own outcomes end-to-end.