Code that doesn't need babysitting
We build custom, maintainable websites and platforms — not patchwork templates that break when you add a paragraph. Clean architecture, real documentation, and a codebase you can hand to any developer and have them understand in an hour.
From landing page to full-stack platform
The right stack for your scale. We don't use the same solution for a marketing site and a complex B2B portal.
Custom front-end
React and Next.js for fast, SEO-friendly interfaces. Server-side rendering where it matters, static generation where it doesn't. No bloat, no unnecessary abstractions.
Back-end & API
Node.js APIs, authentication, business logic, background jobs. Built to handle real load, with proper error handling and logging from day one.
Database & data layer
PostgreSQL for complex relational data. Proper schema design, migration strategy, and query optimization. Data you can trust, structured to support the product as it grows.
CMS integration
Headless CMS setup (Sanity, Contentful, or Strapi) so your team can update content without engineering. Built to match how your content team actually works — not how the CMS vendor prefers.
Performance optimization
Core Web Vitals tuning, image optimization, font loading strategy, bundle analysis, and caching. We target 90+ Lighthouse scores — not as a metric but because fast sites convert better.
Security & deployment
HTTPS, CSP headers, input sanitization, rate limiting, and dependency auditing. CI/CD pipeline so deployments are one-click, not a stressful manual process. Infrastructure on Vercel, AWS, or your preferred host.
Structured development, no surprises
Agile sprints with weekly demos. You always see working code, not status reports about what might be built.
Choose the right stack
Technology decisions made based on your scale, team, and budget — not what's trendy. We document the reasoning so the next developer who touches the code understands why it was built this way.
Core structure first
Authentication, routing, database schema, and design system components. Getting foundations right takes more time upfront but saves significant rework in later sprints.
Weekly demos, always working
Two-week sprints with demos every Friday. You see the actual working product — not slides about what might be built. Priorities can be adjusted between sprints based on what you see.
Cross-browser, performance, security
Automated tests for critical paths, manual QA across devices and browsers, performance benchmarks, and a security review. All completed before handover, not after launch.
Staged rollout, zero downtime
Production deployment to staging first, full smoke testing, then go-live. DNS cutover, SSL, redirects, and analytics verified before we call it done.
Documentation and knowledge transfer
Codebase walkthrough, deployment guide, CMS documentation, and 30 days of support after launch. Your team should be able to operate and extend the product independently.
Platforms we've built
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We'll tell you if a simpler solution is the right call
- Custom functionality no template or plugin can provide
- Your current codebase is understood only by the person who wrote it
- Building something that needs to scale and change over the next few years
- You want any developer to be able to continue the work after we're done
- A 5-page marketing site with no custom functionality — a page builder handles this fine, and we'll tell you that
- You need it live in 3 weeks
- Optimising for hourly rate rather than output quality
- Strong technical opinions already set — you need a team that just executes
"Previous developer was good until he left. New developer couldn't understand the codebase — no documentation, patterns only one person knew. Bang rewrote the core, documented everything properly, and the handover to our in-house team took two days. Should have done it two years earlier."
Web development questions
worth answering upfront
React and Next.js for front-end, Node.js for back-end, PostgreSQL for primary data storage. We use Vercel or AWS for hosting depending on requirements. The stack is chosen based on your specific needs — not one we default to regardless of context. For content-heavy sites, we'll recommend a headless CMS. For simple marketing pages, we might use a static generator to avoid unnecessary complexity.
Yes. We start with a codebase audit to understand the current architecture, identify technical debt, and estimate risk. From there, we propose either a phased modernization or a clean rewrite based on what's cost-effective. We're honest about legacy code — if the current codebase creates more work than starting fresh, we'll tell you.
Yes — we always build with a CMS for content-heavy sites. Blog posts, team members, case studies, product information — anything that changes regularly gets managed through a CMS interface your team can use without touching code. We configure exactly the fields your content team needs and nothing more.
All projects include 30 days of post-launch support at no extra charge. After that, we offer ongoing retainer arrangements for maintenance, feature development, and emergency support. Some clients want a hands-off relationship after handover; others keep us on for ongoing development. Both work fine.
Performance is built in from the start — not bolted on at the end. Image optimization, lazy loading, font strategies, and bundle splitting are defaults, not optional extras. For security, we set proper HTTP headers, sanitize all inputs, rate-limit API endpoints, and run dependency audits before shipping. We target 90+ Lighthouse scores on all production builds.
Have something
to build together?
Tell us what you're building — we'll respond with an honest technical assessment and rough scope estimate. No sales pitch.