Front-end development

The part your visitors judge you by. It should load quickly on a mid-range phone over mobile data, and work with a keyboard alone.

Front-end development

Typical work

  • Design to code, exactly. Pixel-faithful builds from your designs or ours, responsive from 320 px up.
  • Performance. Optimised images, minimal JavaScript, and no five-second wait for a hero banner.
  • Interface work. Forms with useful validation, tables that sort and filter, dashboards, charts, multi-step flows.
  • Content editing. Wiring the site to a CMS so your team can change text and images without a developer.
  • Browser and device testing. Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, on phone, tablet and desktop.

Built for your users, not a showreel

Interfaces are built for the devices, connections and conditions your people actually have — a shared PC, a phone on the factory floor, a slow line. The screen used a hundred times a day gets designed before the one used in the demo.

What you get

You get

Clean source code in your repository, a deployment you control, and a short handover guide.

Usual tools

HTML, CSS, JavaScript / TypeScript, React — or plain static pages when that is the honest answer.

Good fit when

You have a design, or a designer, and need it built properly rather than approximately.

Typical timeline

One to two weeks for a small site; four to eight for an application interface.

Not sure this is the right one?

Describe the problem instead of the solution. A short call is usually enough to tell whether it is this, something else, or nothing you should spend money on.

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Work of this kind

Client names withheld on request — the problems and the shape of the solutions are real.

All case studies
Every new document, on the right desk by morning

Accounting · Automation

Every new document, on the right desk by morning

A program that checks a government tax portal for hundreds of clients every day, files what is new in a database, notifies the employee who handles that client, and sends the manager one report each morning.

Python in seconde, taught by teachers who are not programmers

Education · Platform & back end

Python in seconde, taught by teachers who are not programmers

Crescendo Academy: students write and run Python in the browser, the teacher follows a guided path rather than improvising code, and the school can see every change — including one made to an exam question after submissions came in.

Research data that behaves like a record, not a folder

Research · Data & analysis

Research data that behaves like a record, not a folder

Our own build, and the one you can click: samples followed from intake to figure, runs tracked by instrument and reagent lot, and the analysis itself on screen — an expression heatmap and a genome-wide association view.

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