Service · Web Development
Websites that load fast. Web apps that don't break.
Marketing sites, web apps, headless commerce, dashboards. Built on modern stacks (Next.js, Svelte, Astro) with the maintenance plan baked in.
What we build
Four kinds of web work we do really well.
If your project fits one of these, we already know the right stack and the right number.
Marketing sites
Next.js + headless CMS (Payload / Sanity). Fast, SEO-correct, editable by non-engineers.
Web apps + dashboards
Internal tools, customer portals, B2B SaaS. Auth, data, real-time, payments.
Headless commerce
Storefront on Next.js, commerce on Stripe / Medusa / Shopify. Same speed, more control.
Maintenance + updates
Monthly retainer for ongoing changes. Same engineer, no per-ticket pricing.
What we ship
Why it matters
A slow, leaky site costs you in three places at once.
A website is the one piece of infrastructure your customers actually touch, and the one most likely to be skipped on security. We are a cybersecurity firm first, so we build sites the way we would want to defend them. These are the failures we are usually called in to clean up - and the ones we design out from the start.
- Outdated WordPress or plugins as the most common breach path for SMBs - we build with fewer moving parts to attack.
- Forms and APIs with no input validation, leaking data or letting spam and injection through.
- Secrets and API keys hardcoded in client-side code where anyone can read them.
- Slow pages (3-5s loads) that quietly cost you conversions and search ranking every day.
- No backups, no staging, and changes made live - so one bad deploy takes the site down.
What we deliver
Fast, secure, and yours to keep.
Every build ships with the security, performance, and operational pieces in place from day one - not as a phase-two upgrade you never get around to.
Secure by default
Input validation, parameterized queries, secrets in environment variables, security headers (CSP, HSTS), and dependency scanning in CI. Auth done with vetted libraries, not hand-rolled.
Performance budget
Sub-second target loads, 90+ Lighthouse, image optimization, and edge caching. We set a budget up front and the build is held to it before launch.
SEO-correct structure
Clean URLs, server-rendered content, structured data, sitemaps, and clean redirects on any migration so you carry your rankings over instead of starting from zero.
Editable by your team
A headless CMS (Payload or Sanity) so non-engineers can update content without filing a ticket or touching code.
CI/CD + staging
Every change goes through a staging environment and automated checks before it reaches production. One-click rollback if a deploy goes wrong.
Clean, documented handoff
Repo, environment docs, and a walkthrough. Take the keys and run it yourself, or keep us on a maintenance retainer - your call, no lock-in.
How a build runs
Four phases, fixed-price, no surprises.
A typical marketing site runs 3-6 weeks; a web app runs longer and is staged into milestones. You sign off at each phase before we move on.
Week 1: Scope + plan
We pin down requirements, pages or features, the stack, and the performance and security targets. Deliverable: a fixed-price proposal, sitemap or feature list, and a timeline you approve before any code.
Weeks 1-2: Design + foundation
Design (in-house for marketing sites, partnered for product UX), repo setup, CI/CD, staging environment, and CMS wiring. Deliverable: a working staging URL and an approved design direction.
Weeks 2-5: Build + review
We build in increments you can see on staging, run security and performance checks continuously, and review with you each week. Deliverable: a feature-complete site on staging, tested against the agreed budgets.
Weeks 5-6: Launch + hand over
Final QA, redirects, analytics, go-live, and post-launch monitoring. Deliverable: a live site, the repo and docs in your hands, and either a clean handoff or a maintenance retainer.
Web project FAQ
Which stack will you pick for my project?
Do you handle design too?
Can you migrate from WordPress?
What's your typical project size?
What happens after launch?
Got a web project on the back-burner?
Tell us the scope; we'll come back with a stack, a timeline, and a number.