Web development
Custom web development from George, South Africa. Everything that moves on this page is code we wrote for it, with no templates and no animation libraries. Point at it, scroll it, tap it.
Showpiece 01: a live canvas. Point at the lines, or drag a finger through them.Showpiece 01: a live canvas, resting while your device asks for reduced motion.
Showpieces
None of these is a video or a screenshot. Each one is code running in your browser right now, written for this page, and each one rests when you scroll past it.
Showpiece 02
Shows Seven blocks fly in and lock into a page as you scroll, driven by one scroll number and plain CSS. Why it matters Motion that explains a product is cheap to run when it only moves layers, so it stays smooth on the phone in your customer's hand.
Showpiece 03
Shows The same blocks dressed as three fictional businesses. Type, colour, corners, spacing and layout all come from one set of design tokens. Why it matters You get a design system, not a one-off theme, so new pages match the old ones and a rebrand does not mean starting again.
Bread baked before the town wakes up.
Sourdough, rye and Saturday cakes from a small oven on the high street.
Order for SaturdayFictional example
Showing Fernwood Bakery.
Showpiece 04
Shows Live speed readings for this visit, taken in your browser by the Performance API. Why it matters Speed is part of the product. We build to budgets for these numbers and keep them enforced after launch.
Server response
Measuring
Time to first byte of this page. Good line 800 ms.
First contentful paint
Measuring
When the first words appeared. Good line 1.8 s.
Largest contentful paint
Measuring
When the biggest element finished. Good line 2.5 s.
Layout shift
Measuring
How much the page jumped while loading. Good line 0.1.
Interaction to next paint
Waiting for your first tap or click
Your slowest tap, click or key press so far. Good line 200 ms.
Frame rate
Counting
Frames per second, counted while this panel is on screen. Our target 60 fps.
Measured in your browser on this visit. Your device and network shape these numbers, so yours will differ from the next visitor's. The lines are the “good” thresholds Google publishes for its Web Vitals. Tap the brand switch above, then watch the interaction reading change.
Outside research
95.9% of the top million home pages had accessibility failures that an automated check could detect in 2026.
Source: WebAIM, 2026 (opens in a new tab)53% of visits to mobile sites were likely to be abandoned when a page took longer than three seconds to load, in Google data from 2016.
Source: Google, 2016 (opens in a new tab)Findings from the research linked under each figure. They are not Yielde results.
What we build
Bespoke designs built on Next.js + Tailwind. No theme builders, no page-builder bloat. Fast on slow networks, accessible by default.
Dashboards, portals, internal tools: the things off-the-shelf SaaS cannot quite shape. Built with Supabase, Vercel, and the boring choices that age well.
Core Web Vitals tuned to green. Lighthouse audits, render-blocking removed, asset budgets enforced: the work that compounds every time a customer lands on the site.
WCAG AA contrast, semantic HTML, structured data, sitemap discipline. The kind of compliance that opens doors and keeps you out of trouble.
How we work
We do not publish project prices. Every project starts with a short paid discovery sprint, and the build plan and the budget come out of it.
A short paid discovery sprint. You leave with a build plan, a budget, and the rights to walk if the fit is wrong.
Weekly preview links on Vercel from day one. You see the shape as it forms; surprise launches are not a feature.
Maintenance handled monthly. Dependencies kept current, performance budgets enforced, hosting bills in your name.
Under the hood
Wired to agents
Every form, chat and booking on a site we build can have an agent behind it. It replies, qualifies the enquiry and lines up the booking for your yes.
Book a call
We'll talk through your existing site, the problem you're trying to solve, and whether we're the right team to ship it.