Web Development

Engineering built to outlast trends

Custom websites, e-commerce and SaaS platforms engineered for speed, scale and conversion — not templated builds.

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Most website projects fail quietly — not with a crash, but with a homepage that loads in four seconds, a CMS nobody on your team can actually use, and a checkout flow that leaks revenue every single day. We build the opposite: sites and applications engineered by people who ship production code for a living, designed by people who've actually watched users get stuck. No page-builder plugin soup, no template dressed up as 'custom.'

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Premium RetailFrance

Rebuilding a multi-brand e-commerce platform for scale

A Paris-based premium retail group needed to consolidate three regional storefronts into one fast, conversion-focused Shopify Plus platform ahead of a national campaign.

+64%

mobile conversion rate

1.1s

avg. page load time

+41%

average order value

Real EstateFrance

A headless property portal built for search and speed

A property group with thousands of listings needed a headless architecture to keep search fast at scale, alongside a technical SEO program to recover lost organic visibility.

+156%

organic traffic (12 mo)

0.9s

search results load time

+92%

qualified listing enquiries

Questions

Web Dev FAQ

Do you build on WordPress, or something else?
Depends on the job. WordPress or a headless CMS when your team needs to publish content constantly; a hand-built Astro or Next.js front end when speed and conversion matter most; a full custom stack when you're building software, not a brochure site. We'll tell you which one fits before we quote anything.
How long does a typical website project take?
A marketing site is usually 4–8 weeks from kickoff to launch. E-commerce and web applications run 8–16 weeks depending on integrations and catalog complexity. You'll get a real timeline after the discovery call, not a placeholder.
What do you need from us to get started?
Brand assets if you have them, access to any existing site or systems, and roughly two hours of stakeholder time for discovery. We do the heavy lifting — you don't need a technical team on your side to work with us.
Can you take over an existing website instead of rebuilding it?
Often, yes. We start with a technical and UX audit to see whether the foundation is worth keeping. Sometimes a rebuild is genuinely faster and cheaper than trying to patch legacy code — we'll tell you honestly which situation you're in.

Ready to talk Web Dev?

Book a discovery call and we'll scope exactly what your project needs — no generic proposal.