Web Development

Design is what your site looks like — layout, typography, colors, illustrations, brand expression. Development is what makes it work — the code, the CMS, the integrations, the performance, the SEO foundations. Most agencies do one well. We do both, in-house, with the engineering side leading because shipping code is harder to fix later than design tweaks.

Depends on the project. For content-heavy marketing sites where non-technical editors need to publish frequently, headless CMS (Sanity, Contentful) paired with a modern front-end (Next.js, Astro) usually wins. For web apps, custom React or Vue. We use WordPress when it genuinely fits the use case — not because it's our default. We never build on Wix, Squarespace, or page-builder templates.

Yes. Redesigns and replatforms are a meaningful portion of our work. The first deliverable is always an audit: current performance, SEO equity (rankings, backlinks, indexed URLs), content structure, and analytics. Then we plan the migration to preserve everything that's working and fix what isn't. Done right, a replatform improves rankings — done wrong, it can tank them. The audit is non-negotiable.

Yes. We typically deploy to Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare for front-end, plus AWS/GCP/Azure for back-end services. We can manage hosting, monitoring, security patches, and feature additions on a Managed Retainer. We can also hand everything off — code, infrastructure, documentation — so your team runs it. Your call.

SEO foundations are part of every build — semantic HTML, fast Core Web Vitals, structured data, clean URL hierarchy, accessibility, sitemap.xml, robots.txt. That gets you the technical baseline. Rankings beyond that depend on content strategy, backlinks, and competition — areas where we partner with SEO specialists if needed. We don't promise specific keyword rankings, but we promise the site won't be the thing holding you back.

Yes. HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Stripe, ActiveCampaign, Customer.io, and most marketing/sales tooling. Integrations are scoped during discovery so they're in the build from day one — not bolted on later. For eCommerce-specific integrations, see our eCommerce Development service.

Yes — non-negotiable on both. Every site we ship targets WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility (keyboard navigation, screen reader support, color contrast, alt text, semantic structure) and full mobile responsiveness from phones to large desktops. Accessibility is the right thing to do, reduces ADA legal exposure, and is increasingly tied to SEO rankings.