The problem
Different clients need different stacks. A corporate consultancy, a content platform and a creator building a personal brand do not have the same needs, and forcing them all onto one tool usually means paying for something that does not fit.
The risk on a large mix of projects is bloat: extra plugins, heavy themes and features nobody asked for. That slows the site down and makes it harder to maintain.
The through-line across these projects is scoping each one properly at the start, picking the platform that fits, and delivering without bloat. Here are some of the clients and work involved.
What we built
- TSI Consultancy: corporate WordPress website design and optimisation
- Contentribe: website and UI/UX for a content platform
- Ayzz The Designer: personal-branding website for a creator with a 175K+ Instagram audience
- Next.js server-rendered apps with Tailwind CSS and REST APIs
- More WordPress, Shopify and React builds for other clients
Choosing between WordPress, Shopify, React or custom code is the first decision on every project, and it is made on what the client needs to do, not on what is easiest for us. Our web development service covers all of these routes.
The result
More than 20 web projects have been delivered on time and without bloat, across WordPress, Shopify and custom code. Clients get a site built on the platform that suits them, and a codebase that does not carry features they did not ask for.
If you are not sure which stack suits your project, a discovery call is the quickest way to find out.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose WordPress, Shopify or a custom build?
It depends on what the site must do. WordPress suits content and corporate sites, Shopify suits online stores, and React or Next.js suits custom web apps. We recommend one after hearing your needs.
Do you only work with large companies?
No. The work here ranges from a corporate consultancy site to a creator's personal-brand website. What matters is a clear scope, and we will tell you honestly if we are not the right fit.
How long does a website project take?
A fix or plugin usually takes 1-2 weeks, and a full store, app or platform 4-8 weeks. We confirm a timeline after the discovery call.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is project-based. We hold a free discovery call, learn what you need, and then give a fixed quote. We do not publish price lists because the scope decides the cost.