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What we take on, and what you get back.
Four practice areas. Each one lists the deliverables rather than adjectives, because that is what you are buying.
- Key
- 04practice areas
- 12named deliverables
- 13technologies
01 Capability
Product engineering
Long-running work on a product that has to keep shipping. We take ownership of a codebase, its release process and the decisions that shape both.
- Greenfield builds and rescue work on inherited codebases
- Release pipeline, environments and observability
- Architecture decisions recorded and revisited, not assumed
Typical stack
- Nuxt
- Laravel
- PostgreSQL
- TypeScript
02 Capability
Web platforms
Marketing sites, portals and content platforms that stay fast under real traffic and stay editable by the people who own the content.
- Static and server-rendered front ends
- Content modelling and editor workflows
- Performance and Core Web Vitals budgets held over time
Typical stack
- Nuxt
- Vue
- Tailwind
- Nitro
03 Capability
Interface design
Design that survives contact with implementation, because the people drawing it also build it. Systems rather than screens.
- Design systems with tokens, components and documented states
- Application UI for dense, data-heavy screens
- Accessibility to WCAG 2.1 AA as a baseline, not an audit
Typical stack
- Figma
- Design tokens
- Storybook
04 Capability
Systems and integration
Connecting the software a business already runs on — payments, CRMs, logistics, internal databases — without turning it into a house of cards.
- API design, versioning and documentation
- Third-party integrations with retry and failure handling
- Data migration from legacy systems
Typical stack
- Laravel
- REST
- Queues
- Redis