Web development
Websites Built to Load Fast, Checked Before Launch
Landing pages, marketing sites, e-commerce stores, and web apps — designed and built by the same person who writes the code, tests it, and answers when something breaks. No agency markup, no account manager, no template reused across ten other clients.
What this actually covers
Landing pages & marketing sites
A five-page base build with a responsive layout and standard on-page SEO — extra pages and features priced on top, no bundled functionality you didn't ask for.
E-commerce
Product catalogs, checkout, and payment integration — scoped around your actual catalog size and payment provider, not a generic storefront template.
Web apps
A real backend behind the front end — accounts, data, logic — not a static site with a form bolted on. The same build quality as the custom software work.
An AI-manageable option, if you want it
Any of the above can be built the same file-based, no-CMS way this site itself runs — see AI-agentic website development if that's the goal from day one.
What "fast by default" actually means here
This page you're reading is itself the proof: server-rendered, served from the edge, no client-side framework bloat blocking the first paint. That's the same architecture every build here defaults to — not a promise checked once at launch and forgotten, but the actual foundation, because rebuilding speed in after the fact on top of a slow stack rarely works.
What it costs
Pricing actualised on September 2026Based on real project scopes, not a generic formula: a base price per site type (landing page, marketing site, e-commerce, or web app) covering five pages and standard functionality, with extra pages, features, and design tier (template, custom, or premium/animated) added on top. Try the website cost calculator for a number based on your actual scope — it's the same model used to quote real projects, and hosting typically runs $0–50/month on top, quoted separately during scoping.
After launch
Every build ships with a security check and a speed check before going live, plus a support window included in the MVP and Product Build packages . For ongoing fixes and small features after that, see ongoing support — a flat monthly retainer instead of a new quote for every small change.
Have a product in mind? Let's scope it this week.
A 30-minute call gets you a rough timeline and cost — no obligation, no sales deck.