Web Development

Responsive websites, customer portals and web apps built to load fast, rank well and survive real traffic.

What this covers

We build the front end of your business: marketing websites that convert, and authenticated portals that replace spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and manual paperwork. Every build ships with clean semantic HTML, measurable Core Web Vitals, and a content structure you can actually edit without calling a developer.

  • Server-rendered HTML, so Google and slow phones both see the full page
  • Core Web Vitals budget agreed before the first line of code
  • An editing workflow you can run without a developer

Capabilities

The specifics, rather than the adjectives.

Marketing sites that rank

Semantic HTML5, one H1 per page, a logical heading tree, descriptive internal links and structured data — the technical foundation that on-page SEO depends on.

Authenticated portals

Login, roles and permissions, dashboards, document uploads and reports. The tool your team or your customers use every day, replacing email threads and shared spreadsheets.

Performance engineering

Compressed and correctly sized images, lazy loading below the fold, minimal JavaScript, HTTP compression and long-lived cache headers on immutable assets.

Mobile-first, then verified

Built at 390px first, then checked at 768px and 1440px. Tap targets, thumb reach, sticky CTAs and forms that a phone keyboard can actually fill in.

Security basics done properly

Prepared statements, output escaping, CSRF tokens on every form, hashed passwords, and no secrets in the repository. OWASP Top 10 reviewed before launch.

Analytics that answer questions

GA4 events on the actions that mean money — demo requests, calculator completions, form starts — not just page views that flatter the dashboard.

Enterprise and existing .NET estates

ASP.NET Core and .NET Framework applications, Angular front ends, and the databases behind them — SQL Server or Oracle. Including the part most teams avoid: extending, securing and steadily modernising a system that already runs your business, rather than proposing a rewrite of it.

Platforms and CMS when they fit better

WordPress, Shopify, Wix and comparable platforms for the sites where custom code is the wrong answer: quicker to launch, cheaper to run, and editable by a team that does not want a developer in the loop for every change. Where a platform is the better commercial call, we will say so.

What you get

A concrete list of outputs. If something here is not relevant to your project, it comes out of the scope and the price — we would rather agree that in writing now.

  • Information architecture and page-by-page wireframes
  • Responsive front end at mobile, tablet and desktop breakpoints
  • CMS-lite content editing or a documented file-based content model
  • Contact and lead-capture forms with spam protection
  • Search Console and Analytics configuration, including conversion events
  • Technical SEO pass: sitemap, robots.txt, canonical tags, structured data
  • Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals report before handover
  • Deployment, DNS and SSL set-up, plus a written handover document

How it runs

Five steps. You always know which one you are in.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    One focused call to establish the commercial goal, the audiences and what "done" looks like. We leave with a page list and a scope you have approved.

  2. 02

    Architecture

    Sitemap, URL structure, content model and the technical stack. Written down, so there is something concrete to disagree with before any build starts.

  3. 03

    Build

    Short iterations on a staging URL you can review as it happens. No six-week silence followed by a reveal.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Performance pass, SEO checks, redirect map from the old site, analytics verified, then go live out of hours to keep the risk low.

  5. 05

    Support

    A handover document, a walkthrough recording, and an optional care plan for updates and monitoring.

Stack

The platforms and frameworks we build, integrate and maintain on. We would rather work in a stack your team can hire for and hand over than pick whatever is interesting this year — and where an existing platform does the job better than custom code, we will say so.

  • ASP.NET Core
  • .NET 8
  • .NET Framework
  • C#
  • Blazor
  • EF Core
  • PHP 8
  • Node.js
  • Angular
  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • SQL Server
  • Oracle Database
  • MySQL
  • .NET MAUI
  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • Wix
  • REST APIs
  • Docker
  • Nginx
  • Apache

FAQs

Web Development — frequently asked questions

How long does a website take to build?

A focused corporate website with a handful of pages and one lead-capture flow typically runs three to five weeks from kick-off to launch. A portal with authentication, roles and reporting is an eight-to-twelve-week project. Content readiness, not development, is almost always the thing that extends the timeline.

Do I own the code and the domain?

Yes. The domain and hosting are registered in your name, and the source code is handed over at launch or committed to a repository you control. There is no lock-in and no licence fee for the code we write.

Can you rebuild an existing website without losing our Google rankings?

That is a standard part of the migration. We crawl the current site, map every indexed URL to its new equivalent, and implement 301 redirects so link equity and rankings carry over. URLs that still have traffic keep their structure where it makes sense to do so.

Will the site work on slow mobile connections in India?

It is built with that as the default case, not an afterthought. Server-rendered HTML, compressed and responsive images with explicit width and height, defered JavaScript, and a stylesheet with no render-blocking third-party requests.

What happens after launch?

You get a handover document and a recorded walkthrough of how to edit content. Ongoing maintenance — dependency updates, backups, monitoring and small changes — is available as a monthly care plan, but it is optional.

Free consultation

Talk through scope for Web Development.

Bring the problem and any constraints. You will leave the call with a scope, a timeline and a price — whether you work with us or not.

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