Web Application Development
Browser-based systems built to stay quick and accessible under real load.
Detail
A web application is judged on the days it is slow, not the days it works.
We set a performance budget at the start — how much JavaScript ships, how fast the first screen renders, how long the slowest query is allowed to take — and we fail the build when it is exceeded. It is far cheaper to hold a line than to recover one.
Accessibility is part of the build
Keyboard paths, focus handling, colour contrast and screen-reader semantics are written as the components are written. Retrofitting accessibility after launch costs several times more and never quite reaches the same standard.
What we watch after launch
Real-user performance data, error rates and the slow-query log. A system that was fast on release and slow six months later has usually failed in a small, findable way — but only if someone is looking.
Deliverables
What you get
- Frontend architecture and component system
- API design and backend services
- Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA
- Performance budget enforced in CI
- Observability and error tracking
Talk to the people who would do the work
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