How we work
We publish the standards we build to — not because a client asked, but because a page like this is easy to fake and easy to check. Everything below is enforced on every change we ship, automatically, not by a promise.
Our standards
- Every change is type-checked in TypeScript's strict mode — no `any`, no untyped shortcuts.
- Files are capped at 500 lines and components at 250, so nothing grows into something nobody can review.
- Every change works in both light and dark themes before it ships, not as an afterthought.
- No hardcoded colours, no secrets in client-side code, no commented-out dead code left behind.
Our process
Discovery & scoping
Scope document and estimate
Typically 3–5 working days
Architecture & design
Technical design doc or UI prototype
Typically 1–2 weeks, scope-dependent
Build in iterations
Working increments in a shared staging environment
Ongoing, reviewed every 1–2 weeks
QA, handover & launch
Test report, deployment runbook, documentation
Typically 1 week before go-live
Testing & accessibility
- Automated tests run on every change — unit, integration and end-to-end — before it merges.
- Accessibility is checked against WCAG 2.2 AA with automated scans and real keyboard navigation, not a checklist.
- Performance is measured against Core Web Vitals as part of the build, not fixed after launch.
Ownership & handover
- You own the code, infrastructure access and documentation from day one — nothing is licensed back to us.
- Handover to your own team, or another vendor, is a standard step, not a negotiation.
- We don't disappear after launch — ongoing support sits under Maintenance & Managed Services, with response handling agreed before work starts.