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01Services

Design, engineering and the work between them.

We build the digital side of a business end to end — the site or product itself, the technology underneath it, and the brand, content and search work that gets people to it. Below is what each service is actually for.

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02Index

03Core services

The five disciplines most of our work runs through.

01Core service

Websites

The problem

Most business websites are slow, hard to update, and built on templates that fight the brand. They look acceptable on a designer’s monitor and fall apart on a mid-range phone on mobile data.

What we deliver

  • Design and build from a blank page — no theme retrofitting
  • A content model your team can edit without a developer
  • Core Web Vitals treated as a build requirement, not a cleanup task
  • Analytics, Search Console and structured data wired up at launch

Who it is for

Businesses whose website is a real sales channel — studios, service firms, D2C brands, and companies replacing a dated site.

Capabilities

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Headless CMS
  • Vercel
Discuss Websites

Layout · Content · Performance

02Core service

Shopify & E-commerce

The problem

A stock theme gets you selling, then quietly caps you. Product pages stop telling the story, the checkout path leaks, and every customisation adds another app and another 200ms.

What we deliver

  • Custom themes and Hydrogen storefronts built to your merchandising
  • Product, collection and cart experiences designed for conversion
  • App-sprawl audits — replacing paid apps with native functionality
  • Speed work on the pages that actually carry revenue

Who it is for

D2C brands, retailers moving online, and merchants who have outgrown a marketplace theme.

Capabilities

  • Shopify
  • Liquid
  • Hydrogen
  • Storefront API
  • Shopify Functions
Discuss Shopify & E-commerce
Cart1 item→

Browse · Add · Checkout

03Core service

SaaS & Web Applications

The problem

Internal tools and early product builds get assembled under deadline pressure. They work for the first hundred users, then the data model, the permissions and the interface all start costing more than they save.

What we deliver

  • Product design from user flows through to a real interface system
  • Authentication, roles, billing and multi-tenancy done properly
  • Dashboards and data views that stay readable as volume grows
  • A codebase your future engineering team can pick up

Who it is for

Founders validating a product, and established businesses replacing spreadsheets and manual process with software.

Capabilities

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • REST & Webhooks
Discuss SaaS & Web Applications
Overview
30d

Users

Active

Retained

Auth · Data · Interface

04Core service

Mobile Applications

The problem

Building the same app twice is expensive, and a website in a shell is obvious to users within seconds. The gap between those two options is where most mobile projects stall.

What we deliver

  • Cross-platform apps that feel native on both iOS and Android
  • Offline behaviour, push notifications and deep linking
  • Store submission, review handling and release process
  • A shared design system across app and web

Who it is for

Businesses whose service is used on the move, and products where the phone is the primary surface.

Capabilities

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • TypeScript
  • App Store
  • Google Play
Discuss Mobile Applications

iOS · Android · One codebase

05Core service

AI Integration & Automation

The problem

AI only pays for itself when it removes a specific, repeated cost. Bolting a chat box onto a website does not do that. Connecting a model to your actual documents, inbox or operations does.

What we deliver

  • Assistants and search grounded in your own content and data
  • Automating the repetitive path between systems that do not talk
  • Document, enquiry and content pipelines with a human checkpoint
  • Honest scoping — we say when a script is the better answer than a model

Who it is for

Teams spending hours a week on repeatable manual work, and products adding intelligent features to something that already exists.

Capabilities

  • Claude API
  • OpenAI API
  • Vector search
  • Webhooks
  • Workflow automation
Discuss AI Integration & Automation
01
Input
02
Model
03
Review
04
Action

Trigger · Reason · Verify · Execute

04Supporting services

The work that makes the core work land.

These run alongside a build rather than instead of one. Taken together they are the difference between launching a project and having it perform.

06Supporting service

Branding & Design

The problem

A logo is not an identity. Without type, colour, layout and motion rules, every new page drifts a little further from the brand until nothing matches.

What we deliver

  • Identity, logo and visual language
  • Design systems and component libraries built to be implemented
  • UI/UX design, wireframes and prototypes
  • Brand guidelines your other vendors can actually follow

Who it is for

New businesses defining an identity, and established ones whose brand no longer fits.

Capabilities

  • Figma
  • Design systems
  • Type & colour systems
  • Prototyping
Discuss Branding & Design

07Supporting service

Video & Digital Content

The problem

Video shot and cut in isolation looks like it belongs to a different company than the website it sits on.

What we deliver

  • Product and service video editing
  • Motion graphics and animated typography
  • Short-form cuts for social, long-form for the site
  • Footage graded to the brand palette

Who it is for

Brands that need moving content to carry the same identity as everything else.

Capabilities

  • Motion graphics
  • Colour grading
  • Sound design
  • Short & long form
Discuss Video & Digital Content

08Supporting service

Social & Digital Presence

The problem

Social output usually fails on consistency, not creativity — there is no system, so it stops the moment things get busy.

What we deliver

  • Content direction and templated design systems
  • Asset production at a cadence you can sustain
  • Profile, listing and presence consistency across channels

Who it is for

Businesses building an audience alongside a website or store.

Capabilities

  • Content systems
  • Templates
  • Asset pipelines
Discuss Social & Digital Presence

09Supporting service

SEO & Local Growth

The problem

Most SEO work is spent undoing decisions made during the build. Fixing structure, speed and markup after launch costs more and delivers less.

What we deliver

  • Technical SEO: structure, indexing, speed, structured data
  • Local search and Google Business Profile visibility
  • Information architecture aligned to real search intent
  • Search Console and analytics reporting you can read

Who it is for

Local businesses competing in a city, and companies whose site does not rank for what they actually sell.

Capabilities

  • Technical SEO
  • Schema.org
  • Core Web Vitals
  • Search Console
  • Local SEO
Discuss SEO & Local Growth

10Supporting service

Maintenance & Support

The problem

Sites decay. Dependencies age, content drifts, performance slips, and nobody notices until something breaks in front of a customer.

What we deliver

  • Updates, dependency and security maintenance
  • Performance monitoring and regression fixes
  • Content and feature changes as the business changes
  • A direct line when something needs attention

Who it is for

Any client who wants their site or product looked after rather than handed over and forgotten.

Capabilities

  • Monitoring
  • Security updates
  • Performance budgets
  • Incident response
Discuss Maintenance & Support

05Engagement

How working together actually goes.

Every project is different. Tell us what you're building and we'll scope the right engagement.

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  1. 01

    Scope

    Week 1

    We start with the business problem, not the page count. What the project has to achieve, who it is for, what already exists, and what success looks like. You leave this stage with a written scope and a fixed engagement — not an estimate that moves.

  2. 02

    Design

    Weeks 1–3

    Structure first, then surface. Flows and wireframes get agreed before a single visual decision is made, so feedback is about the right thing at the right time. You see real screens, in a browser, not a slide deck.

  3. 03

    Build

    Weeks 2–8

    Development happens in the open on a live preview URL that updates as we go. Performance, accessibility and responsive behaviour are checked continuously rather than audited at the end, when they are expensive to fix.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Launch week

    Testing across real devices, analytics and Search Console configured, redirects mapped, and a handover walkthrough so your team can run the thing. Nothing goes live on a Friday.

  5. 05

    Support

    Ongoing

    Launch is a milestone, not an exit. We stay available for changes, monitoring and the improvements that only become obvious once real users arrive.

06Next step

Not sure which of these you need?

Describe the problem rather than the solution. Part of our job is telling you which service actually fixes it — and when the answer is a smaller piece of work than you expected.

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