Web platforms and e-commerce
Storefronts, admin panels and dashboards, server-rendered where it matters for SEO.
From a storefront that has to rank on Google to an internal dashboard nobody outside the company will ever see, we pick the rendering strategy the page actually needs: server-rendered where search visibility matters, a fast client app where it does not. The stack is Node.js, PostgreSQL and, for anything customer-facing, Next.js, chosen because it is boring, well understood and easy to hand over.
How it runs
- 1
Model the data first
The database schema is designed before a single screen, because retrofitting it later is where most web projects lose months.
- 2
Build the admin before the storefront
Whoever runs the business needs to add a product or change a price on day one, not after launch.
- 3
Optimise for the pages that need to rank
Only the pages that depend on search get the server-rendering cost; the rest stays fast and simple.
- 4
Ship, then operate
Logging, backups and uptime monitoring are part of the delivery, not an upsell after something breaks.
Common questions
Why not WordPress or a page builder?
Will the site actually be fast?
Do you handle hosting?
Tell us what you need.
One paragraph is enough. You'll get a straight answer on whether it's a fit, roughly what it takes, and what happens next.