UI/UX Design
Research, flows and a design system your engineers can build from. Accessibility is a constraint we design within, not an audit at the end.
Information architecture, structured data, Core Web Vitals and internal linking. The parts of SEO that are engineering rather than content marketing.
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Why it pays off
The people who scope the work are the people who build it.
Scope agreed in writing, with the assumptions attached to the estimate.
Your repository, your cloud account, your licences — from the first commit.
Maintenance is a normal part of the relationship, not an upsell.
Process
A working session to find the real constraint, ending in a written scope.
Architecture and interface agreed before production code is written.
Two-week increments, each ending in something you can click through.
Load, security and accessibility testing before launch, not after.
Monitoring, patching and a roadmap for the release after next.
Questions
Small integrations start in the low tens of thousands; a full platform is a six-figure programme. Any number quoted before we understand your constraints is a guess, so we scope first and give you a range with the assumptions attached.
Most projects reach a usable first release in three to five months, with something you can click through every two weeks from week three. Where the scope is genuinely unknowable we price a short discovery separately rather than padding the estimate.
You do, from the first commit. Work lands in your repository and your cloud accounts. There is no proprietary framework that only we can maintain, and no exit fee.
Yes, and they are in the estimate rather than an upsell. It costs less to write a test than to debug the same bug in production twice.
Most of our revenue comes from clients past their first release. Support, patching and the next roadmap are a normal continuation, with response times agreed in writing rather than assumed.
Fixed price against a fixed scope where the scope is knowable, and time and materials where it genuinely is not. We will tell you which one your project is.
Related
Research, flows and a design system your engineers can build from. Accessibility is a constraint we design within, not an audit at the end.
Profiling first, then the fixes that move the number: query plans, caching layers, asset budgets and the render path.
Patching, dependency upgrades, monitoring and a response time in writing. Software rots when nobody owns it.
Next step
A 30-minute call with an engineer who will scope the work — not a salesperson reading from a deck.