Skip to content

Web products that load fast, rank, and convert.

High-conversion marketing sites, SaaS products, portals, dashboards and complex web applications.

Service Web Platforms

01 — Problems

You are probably here
because of one of these.

  • A site that looks acceptable but does not appear in search or turn visitors into enquiries.
  • A SaaS product that has outgrown the no-code tool it was prototyped in.
  • Internal dashboards living in spreadsheets that three people maintain by hand.
  • A customer portal every enquiry has to go through a human to reach.
  • A page that takes six seconds to load on the mobile connection your customers actually use.

02 — Capability

What we actually do.

How we picture it: Interface planes assembling into one responsive product.

  • Marketing sites engineered for Core Web Vitals and search
  • SaaS applications with authentication, billing and roles
  • Customer and partner portals
  • Operational dashboards with live data
  • Headless CMS integration for non-technical editors
  • Migration off no-code platforms without losing SEO

03 — Scope

What is in, and what is not.

The right-hand column is the one most studios leave out. Naming the exclusions up front is how a fixed price stays fixed.

Deliverables

  • Responsive implementation across mobile, tablet and desktop
  • Server-rendered pages with structured data and sitemaps
  • Lighthouse and accessibility results before launch
  • CMS access and editor documentation
  • Analytics with a defined event taxonomy
  • Full repository and hosting handover

Not included

  • Ongoing content writing after launch, unless in a care plan
  • Paid advertising management
  • Third-party licence fees — CMS, email, payment gateway
  • Guaranteed search rankings, which nobody can honestly promise

05 — Technical approach

What we build it with.

Chosen per project against your constraints — not a fixed house stack, and not a logo wall. The test is what your team can maintain after we hand it over.

Frontend

  • SvelteKit
  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS

Backend

  • Node.js
  • Firebase
  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL

Delivery

  • Vercel
  • AWS
  • CDN edge caching
  • Image pipelines

Quality

  • Lighthouse CI
  • Playwright
  • axe accessibility checks

How this gets proved

  • Performance and accessibility numbers are measured and shown to you before launch, not asserted afterwards.
  • Pages are server-rendered so the content is indexable without JavaScript.
  • The JCart web storefront and the Nextinfinity corporate platform are both live.

06 — Delivery

Checkpoints and timelines.

You sign off at each of these

  1. Discovery You approve the sitemap, scope and fixed price
  2. Design You approve the interface system
  3. Staging You review the full site on a real device
  4. Launch Performance and accessibility results pass, then we ship

Typical timelines

Marketing site
3–6 weeks
Portal or dashboard
6–12 weeks
SaaS platform
12–24 weeks

Ranges, not promises. Your actual timeline is fixed in writing in the proposal once the scope is agreed.

08 — Questions

The ones people actually ask.

Yes. Editable content goes behind a CMS with a written guide, and we run a walkthrough with whoever will be using it. If the only way to change a headline is to call us, we have built the wrong thing.

Project qualification

Get a fixed-price proposal.

Tell us the problem, the stage you are at and the budget band. You get a discovery call, then a written proposal with exact scope, milestones and a final number — within 24 hours.

Response
Fixed-price proposal within 24 hours
Confidentiality
Mutual NDA signed before any project detail is discussed

Prefer to just talk? WhatsApp is answered fastest during studio hours.