

Custom builds and managed platforms — we do both. React and Next.js when the site is really a product, WordPress or Shopify when your team needs to run it. We tell you which one you actually need.
Picking the wrong one is the most expensive mistake on a web project. Here is how we split it — and we will happily talk you out of the more expensive option when it is not needed.
When the site is really a product — accounts, dashboards, custom logic, integrations, or performance that off-the-shelf themes cannot reach.
When your team needs to publish and edit without calling a developer — marketing sites, content-heavy sites and storefronts.
We work out whether you need a custom build or a managed platform — the wrong answer here costs far more than the build itself.
Structure and screens agreed before code, designed mobile-first because that is where most of your traffic already is.
Built for speed and crawlability from the start — server-rendered where it matters, not bolted on after launch.
Deployment, analytics and Core Web Vitals checked on the way out, then updates and fixes as long as you need us.
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If your team needs to publish and edit content daily and the site is mostly pages, WordPress or Shopify is usually the cheaper, faster answer. If there are user accounts, custom workflows, real integrations or performance demands, a custom React and Next.js build pays for itself. We give you a straight recommendation in discovery, including when the cheaper option is the right one.
We build server-rendered so search engines see your content in the initial HTML rather than an empty shell, and we cover the technical foundations — metadata, structured data, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals. Ranking also needs content and links, which we can advise on but will not overpromise.
Yes, that is usually a requirement rather than a nice-to-have. On WordPress and Shopify it comes as standard. On custom builds we wire in a CMS so marketing can edit content without a deployment.
Often. We audit what is there, tell you honestly whether it is worth keeping, and either improve it in place or plan a migration that preserves your existing search rankings.