The PHP framework for the backend: APIs, business logic, queues, payments and integrations. Quick to build and easy to maintain.
Admin panels and back offices on top of Laravel: tables, forms, roles and reports. Your team manages the data without calling a developer.
Interactive interfaces and single-page applications where users work with a lot of data on one screen.
React with server rendering: a fast first load and good visibility in search for sites that have to rank.
A light, clear front end for sites and applications; a good choice when your project already runs on Vue.
MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, Docker and CI/CD. We deploy to servers we know well and set up backups.
Fast, responsive, in up to three languages, with a content panel you can use yourself.
Catalogue, cart, payments, delivery and integration with your stock and accounting.
Internal tools that replace spreadsheets: orders, clients, tasks, reports and roles.
Client accounts, subscriptions, billing and APIs: from a first version to a product that grows.
Custom themes and plugins, speed tuning, migration and clean-up of existing sites.
Payment gateways, CRM, messengers, WHMCS modules and automation between your systems.
Layouts for phone, tablet and desktop are checked on real screens, not only in the editor. Spacing, fonts and the states of buttons and forms are worked out, not left to defaults.
Readable code in your own Git repository, with a README on how to run and deploy it. Another developer can pick it up without us.
Optimised images, caching and lean scripts. We measure the pages with PageSpeed before launch and fix what slows them down.
Proper headings, titles and descriptions, clean URLs, a sitemap, structured data and language versions with hreflang, so the site is ready to be found.
Every input is validated, typical attacks are blocked, access is split by roles, HTTPS is on and updates are regular. Passwords and keys never live in the code.
We click through forms, payments and e-mails on a test copy and cover critical logic with automated tests, so you get a working result, not a draft.
We discuss the goal, the audience, examples you like and the deadlines, and ask about everything that is still unclear. Usually one call or a chat.
You get a written scope, price and timeline. The price is fixed for that scope; any change is discussed and priced before it is made.
Page layouts or an interface prototype for your approval before a single line of code is written.
We build in stages on a test address, so you see the progress and can comment while changes are still cheap.
Checks on phones and browsers, speed and security, then the move to a live server and your domain.
Defects in our work are fixed free of charge for a warranty period set in the agreement; after that, hosting, updates and further development on request.
One page or a small site, adapted to your brand, with a contact form. Usually 1 to 2 weeks.
5 to 15 pages, a content panel, up to three languages and SEO basics. Usually 3 to 5 weeks.
Custom design on WordPress, speed tuning and an editor your team already knows. Usually 2 to 4 weeks.
Catalogue, cart, payments, an orders panel and integrations. Usually 5 to 10 weeks.
Laravel with Filament, React, Next.js or Vue, roles, reports and an API. Priced by scope, usually 6 weeks or more.
Fixes, new features on an existing project, audits and consulting. Fits tasks that are hard to estimate in advance.
It depends on the task. A site with a lot of content that has to rank usually goes to Next.js or WordPress, a back office and business logic to Laravel with Filament, a highly interactive tool to React or Vue. We explain the choice in plain words before the estimate.
A landing page starts at about 300 USD, a corporate site at about 800 USD, an online store at about 1,500 USD and a web application at about 2,000 USD. These are guide figures: the exact price depends on the number of pages, features and integrations, and we fix it in writing before we start.
A landing page takes one to two weeks, a corporate site three to five, a store or an application from five weeks. The timeline goes into the agreement and depends on how quickly we receive texts, images and your feedback.
You do. The code lives in your own repository, the domain and hosting are registered to you, and you receive all access when the project is handed over.
Yes. Multi-language sites with correct URLs and language tags for search engines are part of our regular work.
Yes. We build a content panel (Filament, WordPress or another one that suits the project) and show you how to use it.
For a warranty period set in the agreement we fix defects in our work free of charge. After that you can order support, updates and new features by the hour, or take the project to another developer: the code is yours.
Yes: adding features, fixing bugs, speeding a site up, moving it to a new server, upgrading Laravel or PHP, or taking a site over from another developer after a short audit.
