Responsive, Fast & Scalable Websites

Timeline depends on scope, complexity, and the availability of content and design assets from your side. A five to eight page marketing website with a standard layout, contact form, and basic CMS integration typically takes three to five weeks from kickoff to launch. A corporate website with 15–30 pages, custom animations, a blog, and a headless CMS integration runs five to eight weeks. Web applications — portals, dashboards, booking systems, or SaaS products — range from eight to sixteen weeks for the first production release depending on feature complexity, third-party API integrations, and the number of user roles involved. These timelines assume a two-day feedback turnaround from your side at each review stage. We share a detailed project schedule after the discovery phase, broken down into weekly milestones, so you always know exactly what is being built and when to expect deliverables. Rush timelines are possible with adjusted scope, and we discuss this openly during the initial briefing.

We select our technology stack based on your project's specific requirements — there is no single default choice we apply to every project. For high-performance, SEO-critical websites and content-heavy platforms, Next.js with React is our primary frontend framework, as its static generation and server-side rendering options deliver excellent Core Web Vitals scores. For marketing websites that need fast turnaround and non-technical team management, WordPress with a custom theme and Gutenberg remains the most pragmatic choice. For complex web applications with real-time features, dashboards, or multi-user workflows, we use React or Vue.js on the frontend paired with a Node.js or Laravel backend, depending on your team's long-term maintenance capacity. Database selection ranges from PostgreSQL and MySQL for relational data to MongoDB for flexible document storage. We also work with headless e-commerce platforms such as Shopify and WooCommerce, third-party APIs including Stripe, Twilio, and HubSpot, and cloud infrastructure on AWS, GCP, and DigitalOcean.

Yes, we offer post-launch support and ongoing maintenance under monthly retainer arrangements. Standard retainer services include security patch updates — especially important for WordPress and Laravel — dependency version upgrades, hosting and server monitoring with uptime alerts, monthly performance reviews, and a set number of hours per month for content updates, bug fixes, or small feature additions. We offer three retainer tiers: Essential covering monitoring and security only, Standard covering monitoring, updates, and four hours per month of development work, and Growth covering full support with ten hours per month and a dedicated point of contact. Clients on maintenance contracts receive priority response times — four hours for critical issues and 24 hours for standard requests — compared to ad-hoc engagements. All retainer plans include transparent monthly pricing with no hidden charges. For clients not on a retainer, we offer time-and-materials support at our standard hourly rate with a minimum booking of two hours.