Web & Mobile Apps
Apps that earn the click, on every device.
Web and mobile applications engineered for speed, SEO, and conversion. Built on the frameworks your team already trusts — instrumented with the metrics that matter.
On every device
One codebase. Three rendering targets.
We design the system so the same content rendered on a phone, a tablet, and a desktop hits its breakpoint without a re-flow disaster — and the Core Web Vitals targets stay green on each.
Largest Contentful Paint
Interaction to Next Paint
Cumulative Layout Shift
Time to First Byte
Targets we set at kickoff · wired to real-user monitoring and a CI budget · not a launch-week audit
What ships in every build
7 capabilities · scoped at kickoff · not bolted on late
Next.js & React storefronts
Server-rendered where it matters, interactive where it counts. App Router, RSC, streaming, and edge runtime — built so the first paint earns the click.
Cross-platform mobile
React Native and Flutter when shared business logic earns its keep across iOS and Android. Native modules where the platform rewards it.
Native iOS and Android
Swift and Kotlin when the experience demands platform-native depth — biometric auth, ARKit, deep haptic feedback, custom Wear OS surfaces.
Performance engineering
Core Web Vitals agreed as targets at kickoff, then wired into the pipeline as a bundle budget that fails the build. Image pipelines tuned per breakpoint, real-user monitoring from day one.
Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA)
Semantic markup, keyboard parity, screen-reader testing, color-contrast checks — scanned in the build pipeline, with the 2.2 additions (focus appearance, target size, drag alternatives) covered.
Offline-first and PWA
Service workers, background sync, and installable shells for surfaces where connectivity is unreliable — store kiosks, warehouse handhelds, in-flight commerce.
AI surfaces, wired to your data
In-app assistants, semantic search, and recommendations built against your own catalog and order history — with an eval harness, hallucination guardrails, and a per-session cost ceiling.
Platform deep dives: Next.js · React Native
Mobile, engineered like the web
A mobile app is a system, not a wrapper.
The same architecture rigor we bring to the web — an app shell over a typed API layer, offline-first sync, and the same commerce backend the storefront already reads from.
What ships in week 4
Working software, not a Figma walkthrough.
The first 4 weeks of every web/mobile engagement land tangible production-grade artifacts — so you see velocity before week 5.
Working demo
Week 1First real route deployed to a staging URL — real data, real auth, real perf budget enforced.
Design system + 3 routes
Week 2Tokens locked, components shipped, 3 high-traffic routes live behind a feature flag.
API + state layer
Week 3Typed clients, server-component data layer, optimistic mutations, error boundaries.
Beta to 10% users
Week 4Real-user metrics, A/B framework wired, accessibility scan, perf budget green in CI.
Day 1 staging URL
Not a credentials-only deck
PR cadence
Multiple per day, not weekly
Slack-native
Engineers in your channels
Where we built
D2C fashion storefront, rebuilt headless on Hydrogen.
90+Lighthouse score, up from ~40 — LCP 4.2s → 1.4s, mobile conversion +25%
Read the case studyAI-assisted QA included.
Tests aren't a separate line item — they're how engineers ship covered code. Lower QA budget, faster feedback, better coverage than traditional QA cycles.
Auto-generated E2E
Playwright + LLM scaffold tests from product flows.
Self-healing selectors
Tests don't break when copy or DOM shifts.
Production replay
Real traffic patterns become regression suites.
PR-level impact
Only the relevant tests run on each diff.
Across the work
What we have shipped
100+
production launches
90+
Lighthouse on shipped paths
WCAG 2.2 AA
accessibility floor