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A number, an email or a Telegram handle, whatever is at hand. We will work out the rest.

Where to reply

Web and mobile development

Websites andmobile apps.Idea to release.

Design, development and support after launch.

  • We dig in
  • We build
  • We stay
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One contractor from prototype to support

We take a product from the first conversation to launch, and stay after it.

  • 01

    Websites and web services

    A site that brings in enquiries, or a service people work in every day. Built to be developed further a year from now rather than rewritten, and to work the same on a weak phone and in a screen reader.

    • Landing pages
    • Corporate sites
    • Online stores
    • Web services and user accounts

  • 02

    Mobile apps

    An idea that needs testing, or a business that needs an app. We build for iOS and Android, with one codebase instead of two wherever it fits. Store publishing is on us.

    • Apps for customers
    • Apps for teams
    • MVP
    • App Store and Google Play

  • 03

    Prototyping and design

    It is not yet clear how the product should work. A prototype shows that before the first line of code: changing a decision there costs hours, changing it in a finished build costs weeks.

    • UX
    • UI
    • Prototypes
    • Design systems

  • 04

    Rework and support

    The project exists, but something does not work or has stalled. We read the code that is there, fix it, finish it and keep it moving, even when we did not write it and no documentation survived.

    • Bug fixing
    • New features
    • Integrations and APIs
    • Moving to a new stack
    • Performance

Projects

What we have made for clients: websites, apps, design and support.

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  1. 01Semeniaka LawWebsites(opens in a new tab)
  2. 02ArcademyApps
  3. 03DNKTestWebsites
  4. 04InnoQubeDesign
  5. 05ID BagsSupport
  6. 06KotruckSupport

How we work

Six steps, and at each one you can see what is going on.

  1. We agree

    1. Conversation

      First we work out which problem actually needs solving, and why. Sometimes it turns out here that the product you came for is not the one you need.

    2. Scope and estimate

      We define what is in the work and what is not, and what it costs. If the scope is not clear up front we say so plainly.

    You get

    A clear scope and a price

  2. We build

    1. Prototype and design

      If they are needed. You see a clickable prototype and approve the layouts before development starts, and the code then follows them exactly.

    2. Development in stages

      We build in parts, and you can open and check each one. A weekly update or a demo of a finished stage, whichever suits you.

    You get

    A product you can open and check

  3. We keep going

    1. Testing and launch

      We check on phones and with a keyboard. Then the domain, the mail, the analytics and everything else the project needs to actually run.

    2. Support and development

      After launch we stay in touch: fixing, updating, building on. A monthly package of hours or separate tasks, depending on how much work there actually is.

    You get

    The project live, and looked after

About the studio

Need a website,a web service or an app?We build it from scratchand take it to release.

Frequently asked questions

Not the question you had? Write to us and we will work it out.

Write to us

  • What do you need from me to start?

    A sentence or two about the job and a link to whatever already exists. There is no spec to write: the questions are ours to ask.

  • It depends on what exists and what has to come out, so we work it out after a short call. A project or a stage that is clear up front gets a fixed price. Work with someone else's code, bug hunting and tasks with an undefined scope are paid hourly: nobody can price in advance what they have not seen yet.

    Support and development go by a monthly package of hours. TODO(owner): exact rates and a minimum budget have not been decided.

  • Yes. We fix the bugs, work out what the existing code does, finish abandoned projects, move them to a current stack and keep developing them.

    We start by reading the code and telling you what is really going on in it. Sometimes rewriting costs less than repairing. Then we say so.

  • Technical SEO is part of building the site: page structure, speed, correct headings and markup. It is not a separate service and not a separate invoice.

    We do not run or sell advertising campaigns. If your marketer or agency runs them, we do whatever is needed on the site's side.

Get in touch

Describe the job in one sentence, and we will ask the rest

We reply as soon as we have read it.

Where to reply

Worth adding

What exists
A link to the site or the design
What should come out
One sentence about the result
Who it is for
Who will use it

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