Web & CMS Development
Marketing sites, WordPress and headless CMS builds, e-commerce, and multi-tenant SaaS. Modern stacks, performance budgets, and full observability built in from day one.
Tech stack
Capabilities
Production-grade web builds: typed, tested, observable, with a CMS your team can actually use.
Next.js 15 with App Router and Server Components, edge rendering where it earns its keep. The same stack this site runs on.
WordPress and WooCommerce when your team knows it; Strapi, Sanity, or Payload behind a Next.js frontend when you want editorial freedom without CMS lock-in.
Built for European businesses: proper i18n architecture, per-locale SEO and hreflang, and content workflows that scale past two languages.
Strict TypeScript, Zod schemas at every boundary, and contract tests in CI so refactors don't break production.
Performance budgets enforced on every pull request, plus error tracking and real-user monitoring after launch.
We take commercial scripts and themes (ordering platforms, marketplaces, SaaS kits) to production: rebranding, hardening, integrations, and safe upgrade paths.
In practice
A site your marketing team can't update is a site that goes stale. Every build ships with an editorial workflow: structured content, roles and drafts, and multilingual editing with per-locale SEO, whether that's WordPress or a headless CMS behind a fast frontend.
Speed is enforced, not promised: every pull request runs through Lighthouse checks, and the build fails if scores drop below budget. After launch, Core Web Vitals and errors are monitored so regressions are caught before your visitors notice.
From WooCommerce shops to restaurant ordering and multi-vendor marketplaces, we've shipped them all: card payments, delivery zones and time slots, multilingual catalogues, and admin panels the owners run themselves.
Choosing a platform
There is no single right answer. This is how we decide it with you.
Full control, best performance
Best for: SaaS products, platforms, and sites where performance and custom UX drive revenue.
Editorial freedom, modern frontend
Best for: content-heavy sites where editors publish daily but the frontend must stay fast.
Familiar, fast to launch
Best for: marketing sites and shops where your team already knows WordPress and time-to-launch matters.
We build and maintain all three. The recommendation comes out of discovery, not preference.
How we work
Week 1–2
We map your goals, audience, and content, agree the platform call, then design the experience.
Week 2–5
Short sprints with a live preview URL at every step: you review real pages, not slide decks.
Week 5–6
Performance, accessibility, SEO, and content migration checks before anything goes live.
Ongoing
We ship, hand over the keys, then support you with analytics and ongoing improvements.
Recent work
Ways of working
Every project is quoted per scope after a free discovery call. These are the shapes it can take.
Typical: 4–12 weeks
A defined scope, a fixed quote, and a launch date. The right shape when you know what you need.
Monthly cadence
Ongoing development in monthly sprints: a roadmap we groom together, shipped in steady increments.
Embedded with your team
Our engineers join your repo, your standups, and your process, bringing our review and tooling discipline with them.
Everything teams ask before kicking off a project with us.
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