Sites and web platforms built on established CMS, eCommerce engines and frameworks - WordPress, Shopify, Sanity, Next.js. We pick a stack that already covers most of the brief and customize the parts that matter.
Web is the most common entry point – a new corporate site, a Shopify store, a content platform, a multilingual marketing site. The job is to adapt a proven base to the business, not to invent the base.
We come in at different phases. Sometimes there is a Figma file and a tight launch date. Sometimes the codebase is five years old and needs a careful rewrite without taking the live site down.
The stack is chosen per project, not imposed. WordPress and Webflow for marketing sites; Shopify, WooCommerce or commercetools for eCommerce; Sanity, Strapi or Contentful for content; Next.js, Nuxt or Laravel when we need more than a CMS gives out of the box. The same engineers stay from kickoff to production.
For systems that need to be designed from scratch around unique business logic – internal platforms, custom SaaS, complex back-office – that work lives under Custom Software. If the brief lands between the two, we say so.
Multi-page sites, landing pages and product pages where most of the work goes into content modeling, design and performance, not application logic. Built on WordPress, Webflow or a headless CMS, so the marketing team can update copy and images without filing a ticket every time.
Storefronts that aren’t just an off-the-shelf theme. We build custom catalogs, checkouts and admin tools, and we wire them into the surrounding stack – payments, fulfillment, ERP, PIM, analytics. Headless commerce when it earns its keep; a conventional build when it doesn’t.
Sites where content is the product, not a side block. Editorial workflows for newsrooms and magazines, multilingual setups, structured authoring with previews and roles. Headless CMS when the front-end needs custom design or multi-channel delivery; traditional CMS when one editor-friendly stack is enough.
Send a short brief. A reply usually arrives within a working day with rough estimates and next steps.
