Web platforms builtto be maintained.
Customer portals, SaaS products and internal tools on Next.js and TypeScript. We design the architecture with the people who will run it, so later releases stay as easy to ship as the first.
What a web platform build includes.
- 01
Product and portal builds
Authenticated applications with roles, workflows and reporting, scoped around the tasks your users need to complete.
- 02
SaaS foundations
Multi-tenancy, subscription billing, usage limits, an admin console and an audit log.
- 03
Marketing and content sites
Fast, accessible sites with editorial workflows, preview environments and structured content that marketing can change without a release.
- 04
Headless CMS integration
Content modelling and integration with Sanity, Contentful, Strapi or Payload, with draft, review and publish flows that match how your team works.
- 05
Performance and accessibility
Core Web Vitals budgets set before the build and enforced in CI, with accessibility tested by keyboard and with real screen readers.
- 06
Legacy replatforming
Incremental migration from PHP, .NET or older single-page codebases, route by route, behind your existing domain.
Typical web projects.
Replatforming a legacy PHP portal to Next.js
New routes are served from Next.js behind the existing domain while the old application keeps running. Traffic moves route by route, with redirects and parity tests, until the legacy code can be switched off.
A B2B SaaS, from prototype to paid pilot
A validated prototype is hardened into a multi-tenant product with billing and an admin console, and made ready for its first paying customers.
An internal operations tool that replaces spreadsheets
We model the real workflow, import the existing data, and give operations staff a tool with permissions, history and exports they can trust.
From route map to runbook.
01
Agree the scope
We map user roles, key user flows and integrations, then agree what is in the first release and what is deliberately left out.
- You get
- Scope document and route map
02
Lay the foundation
Repository, CI, preview environments, authentication, design tokens and observability are in place before feature work starts.
- You get
- A running skeleton in staging
03
Build in vertical slices
Each sprint delivers a working feature from interface to database, behind a feature flag and ready to demo.
- You get
- Releases to staging every sprint
04
Harden and hand over
Load, accessibility and security checks, runbooks, and a walkthrough for your engineers. We stay on for support if you want us to.
- You get
- Runbook and a documented release process
The web stack we build on.
If your team already runs on something else, we work within it.
Frameworks
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Astro
Data
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
- Drizzle
- Redis
Content
- Sanity
- Contentful
- Strapi
- Payload
Delivery
- Vercel
- AWS
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
Quality
- Playwright
- Vitest
- Lighthouse CI
- axe
Web builds from the studio.
- FintechWeb platform
Treasury & reconciliation platform
Matches bank feeds, card settlements and ledger entries across currencies, with an audit trail finance teams can sign off on.
Next.js·Go·PostgreSQL·AWS
- Real estateTenant portal
Rent and maintenance portal
Rent collection, maintenance tickets and contractor scheduling for residential portfolios.
Next.js·Node.js·PostgreSQL·Stripe
Stack, ownership and what happens after launch.
Both. If you have a team and conventions, we work inside them. For new products we usually recommend Next.js and TypeScript with PostgreSQL, and we set out the trade-offs in writing before you commit.
Other services
- Mobile appsiOS and Android apps in Swift, Kotlin or React Native, from first release onwards.
- Product designResearch, interaction design and design systems, worked out alongside the engineers who build them.
- Backend & APIsAPIs, integrations and data pipelines, with monitoring and runbooks.
- CommerceHeadless storefronts, marketplaces and order operations, load-tested for your peak days.
- Security & compliancePenetration tests, security reviews and the evidence your customers ask for.