Engineering
Custom web development, no page builders
Client-rendered sites are the most common cause of the SEO problems we get called in to fix. We server-render by default, so the HTML that arrives already contains your content.
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TypeScript end to end
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Core Web Vitals as a build requirement
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Your repo, your infrastructure, your IP
What we build
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Marketing sites with a headless CMS
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Documentation and content platforms
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Component libraries and design-system code
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CRM, analytics, and payment integrations
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Performance and accessibility remediation
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Migrations off WordPress, Webflow, or legacy stacks
Rendering is the decision that matters most
If your first response is an empty div and the content arrives via JavaScript, you are betting your indexation on the crawler executing it well and promptly. Sometimes it does. Often it does so late, and inconsistently across pages.
There is a quick test on your current site: view source — not inspect element, view source. If you cannot find your headline text in it, that is what a crawler sees too.
We default to server rendering with static generation wherever the content allows, and layer interactivity on top. It removes the bet entirely.
Performance is easier to keep than to recover
We treat LCP and INP budgets as build requirements, enforced in CI where the project allows, rather than something to fix after launch when the fix means rebuilding the hero.
How we work in your codebase
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Set up the pipeline
Week 1
Branch off your repo and follow whatever review process exists. If there is not one, we set up CI, preview deployments, and a branching model — part of the engagement, not an extra.
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Ship in small pull requests
Ongoing
Reviewable increments with tests, not a three-week branch that lands as a surprise.
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Weekly written update
Every week
What shipped, what is next, and anything blocking us. No status meeting required.
Proof it works
All case studies
Lucyna Network
Build the Future of Web3 Gaming
Brand, site, and product surfaces for Lucyna, an ecosystem of modular gaming rollups built on Celestia, Dymension, and Initia.
GamyFi
Play Fantasy Sports & Trade NFTs
Brand, site, and product design for GamyFi, a hybrid platform pairing fantasy sports with an NFT marketplace across 19+ chains.
Skynet
The World's Resource Blockchain
Brand and site for Skynet's agentic network: a protocol layer connecting AI agents to compute, storage, and services across Web2 and Web3.
Frequently asked questions
TypeScript with SvelteKit or Next.js, Postgres where a database is needed, deployed to Vercel or Cloudflare. If you already have a stack we work in it rather than introducing a new one.
Yes, after a short audit so we both know its condition before committing to a timeline. We do not quote blind on undocumented legacy code.
You do, from the first commit. It lives in your GitHub organisation, not ours.
Let's build something worth shipping
One flat monthly fee. Unlimited requests. Design and engineering under one roof — pause or cancel whenever you like.