// web_development
Web Development
We design and build modern web experiences - from marketing sites to complex SaaS platforms - with clean architecture, responsive design, and performance budgets that hold up in production.
// what we build
What you can hire us to do
We own the full web path: shape the idea, choose the stack, build the product, and put it in production with monitoring, performance, and a codebase your team can keep shipping. Hover a capability on desktop, or tap it on a phone, to see what that engagement includes.
01
Discovery to architecture
Before a line of production code, we turn a vague idea into a buildable plan — users, scope, stack, data model, and a phased delivery path.
- Product discovery
- Workshops and research that pin who the product is for, what must ship first, and what can wait — so we don't build the wrong thing fast.
- Scope & roadmap
- A phased delivery plan with milestones, risks, and a thin vertical MVP you can actually launch, not a 40-page wishlist.
- Stack selection
- Next.js, React, Node, and data stores chosen for your team and growth — boring where it should be, sharp where it matters.
- Information architecture
- Sitemaps, navigation, and content models that scale past the first ten pages without becoming a maze.
- Domain modeling
- Entities, permissions, and business rules modeled up front so features don't fight each other six months in.
- System architecture
- How the app, APIs, CMS, auth, and third-party services fit together — including what not to build.
- Technical spikes
- Time-boxed proofs for the risky bits: a payment flow, a search approach, a migration — before they become blockers.
- Performance budgets
- Load, Core Web Vitals, and bundle targets agreed before design and engineering drift apart.
02
Frontend & experience
Interfaces engineers can ship: responsive UI, design-system implementation, accessibility, and motion that holds up on real devices — not just a Figma file.
- Next.js & React apps
- App Router sites and products with TypeScript, server rendering where it helps, and client interactivity where it earns its keep.
- Marketing sites
- Fast, SEO-ready marketing and campaign sites with editable content and a design that doesn't collapse on mobile.
- Design system UI
- Tokenized components, dark/light themes, and a library your team can extend without inventing a new button every sprint.
- Responsive UI
- Layouts that work from a phone in one hand to a 4K monitor — with real device QA, not just a resized Chrome window.
- Accessibility
- Keyboard paths, contrast, semantics, and forms that work with assistive tech — treated as a requirement, not a late audit.
- Motion & interaction
- Micro-interactions and page motion that clarify hierarchy without making the UI feel busy or slow.
- Auth experiences
- Sign-in, SSO, invites, and role-aware UI wired to your identity provider with sensible session and recovery flows.
- Dashboards & admin
- Internal and customer-facing dashboards with filters, tables, empty states, and permissions that match how people actually work.
- Internationalization
- Locale routing, translated content, and layout that survives longer German strings and RTL where you need it.
03
Backend, data & APIs
The systems behind the UI: APIs, databases, auth, jobs, and integrations — designed so the product can grow without a rewrite at the first real customer.
- API design
- REST or tRPC/GraphQL contracts with auth, versioning, and error shapes that frontend and mobile can share.
- Database design
- Postgres (and friends) modeled for the product you have, with migrations, indexes, and a plan for the queries you'll actually run.
- Auth & authorization
- Sessions, OAuth, magic links, RBAC, and org/tenant boundaries implemented as product rules — not afterthought middleware.
- Files & media
- Uploads, image pipelines, and storage that don't dump raw S3 complexity into your UI.
- Background jobs
- Queues, retries, and scheduled work for email, imports, reports, and anything that shouldn't block a request.
- Third-party integrations
- Payments, CRMs, analytics, search, and the glue code that keeps them from becoming the product.
- Search
- Site and in-app search — from Postgres full-text to dedicated indexes — with ranking that matches how users look for things.
- Realtime features
- Live updates, presence, and notifications where they earn complexity, using websockets or serverless subscriptions.
- Multi-tenant systems
- Org isolation, billing seats, and data boundaries for B2B products that can't leak across customers.
04
Content, CMS & commerce
Editors and revenue without a custom CMS science project: headless content, catalogs, checkout, and the operational UI around them.
- Headless CMS
- Sanity, Contentful, or a lighter custom admin — picked for your editors, not for a blog post we liked.
- Custom admin
- When a CMS is the wrong tool, we build the editorial or ops UI your team actually needs.
- Content modeling
- Types, references, and preview so marketing can ship pages without opening a pull request for every headline.
- E-commerce platforms
- Shopify, headless storefronts, or custom catalogs when the merchandising model doesn't fit a theme.
- Checkout & payments
- Cart, tax, subscriptions, and Stripe (or similar) flows that fail gracefully and reconcile with your books.
- Subscriptions & billing
- Plans, trials, dunning, and customer portals wired to the product entitlements they unlock.
- Catalogs & inventory
- Product data, variants, and inventory rules that stay honest as the catalog grows.
- Preview & publishing
- Draft, preview, and scheduled publish so content launches are a button, not a deploy.
05
SaaS & product platforms
The product itself: multi-user apps, onboarding, billing, and the operational surface that turns a website into software people pay for.
- MVP build
- A thin, production-quality vertical that proves the product — not a disposable prototype you'll throw away.
- SaaS foundations
- Teams, roles, billing, audit logs, and settings — the unglamorous core every real SaaS needs.
- Onboarding
- Empty states, setup checklists, and first-run flows that get a new workspace to value without a sales engineer.
- Workflow apps
- Approvals, pipelines, and internal-facing product logic that replace spreadsheet-and-Slack glue.
- Customer portals
- Logged-in experiences for clients, vendors, or members — documents, status, and self-serve actions.
- Reporting & exports
- The numbers and CSVs operators need, with permissions so the wrong person doesn't download the whole company.
- Feature flags
- Gradual rollouts and experiments so new capabilities don't have to be all-or-nothing deploys.
- Legacy modernization
- Strangle a dated app in place: replace the riskiest paths first, keep the business running, skip the big-bang rewrite unless it's truly earned.
06
Launch, performance & care
Shipped means live, fast, observed, and recoverable. We take the product through deploy, hardening, and the first weeks of real traffic.
- CI/CD & deploy
- Preview environments, production pipelines, and rollbacks on Vercel or your cloud — not a ritual on someone's laptop.
- Hosting & environments
- Dev, staging, and prod with secrets, migrations, and the least privilege that still lets the app run.
- Performance engineering
- Core Web Vitals, caching, images, and query work so the product stays fast as content and users grow.
- SEO foundations
- Indexable markup, metadata, sitemaps, and structured data baked into the site — not bolted on after launch.
- Observability
- Error tracking, logs, and uptime so you hear about a failure before a customer emails you.
- Security hardening
- Headers, secrets, dependency hygiene, and auth review as part of launch — not a separate panic later.
- Progressive web apps
- Installable, offline-tolerant web apps when a store listing isn't the right distribution model.
- Handoff & docs
- README, runbooks, and a walkthrough so your team (or ours on retainer) can keep shipping without archaeology.
- Post-launch iteration
- A retainer or care window for the bugs, copy tweaks, and 'we didn't know we'd need this' work that shows up after real users arrive.
// ideal for
- You need a production web app or marketing site, not a theme template
- Performance, SEO foundations, and maintainability matter from day one
- You want one team that owns design-to-deploy without vendor handoffs
- →Next.js & React applications
- →Headless CMS integration
- →E-commerce platforms
- →Progressive web apps
- →API design & integration
- ✓Production-ready codebase
- ✓Responsive UI across devices
- ✓Performance audit report
- ✓Deployment & CI/CD setup
// how we deliver
Our Web Development approach
A service-specific path - still rooted in Discover → Architect → Build → Ship.
Discover & scope
Map product goals, users, and constraints. Align on architecture options, performance budgets, and a phased delivery plan.
Architect the stack
Define Next.js structure, CMS/API boundaries, auth, and data models. Set CI/CD and environments before code volume ramps up.
Build in vertical slices
Ship usable features weekly - UI, API, and tests together - so you can review real progress, not just mockups.
Harden & launch
Performance pass, accessibility check, monitoring, and production deploy with a clear rollback path.
// proof
Work involving Web Development
Selected engagements where this discipline was part of the delivery.
// from a client
“We had a really tight budget and deadline, so some of the flashy animations had to get cut, and the first quote form they made was way too long. But they listened, trimmed the fat, and our inbound quotes still went up 2.3x. It wasn't a flawless process, but for what we paid, the value was absolutely there.”
Anonymous
Founder, Orhify Tech Official · 2.3× inbound quotes
// stack
Tools we reach for
// engagement
What working together looks like
Soft guidance - final scope and pricing live on our pricing page.
Typical timeline
3–12 weeks depending on scope
Team shape
Product engineer + frontend lead (+ design as needed)
Starting point
Larger project or retainer — start with a fit call; see Pricing
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