Services

Four kinds of work, each laid out step by step.

Each band below follows one service from first conversation to hand-over. Use the Services menu to jump straight to the one you need.

Mobile applications

Apps for iOS and Android that people can use with one hand on a busy day.

  1. Discovery: the core tasks, the users and the devices they actually carry.
  2. Choosing an approach — native, cross-platform or a progressive web app — and explaining the trade-offs.
  3. Building in short increments with test builds you can install on your own phone.
  4. Account sign-in, notifications, offline behaviour and data handling planned rather than bolted on.
  5. Hand-over documentation so another developer could continue the work.

Best for: booking, ordering, field work, membership and community apps where a phone is the natural tool.

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UI/UX design

Interfaces that make the next step obvious.

  1. Short user interviews or conversations with your front-line staff.
  2. User flows and low-detail wireframes to agree structure before visual design.
  3. A visual system: type, colour, spacing and components, checked for contrast.
  4. Clickable prototypes for testing with a handful of real users.
  5. Accessible patterns aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA as a working target.

Best for: new products, redesigns of confusing tools, and teams that need a shared picture before development.

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Web design & development

Websites and web applications that load quickly and stay maintainable.

  1. Information architecture and content planning, including what to remove.
  2. Responsive builds that work on small phones, large monitors and keyboards.
  3. Web applications with forms, dashboards and user accounts where needed.
  4. Performance budgets, sensible hosting and security headers from the start.
  5. Content editing set up so your team can update pages without a developer.

Best for: service businesses, organisations replacing an outdated site and teams needing a browser-based tool.

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Publishing & release preparation

The careful last mile before anything goes public.

  1. Apple App Store and Google Play listings: descriptions, screenshots and category choices.
  2. Privacy policy, data safety and age-rating questionnaires prepared with you.
  3. Beta testing through TestFlight or internal testing tracks.
  4. Release checklists covering accounts, signing keys, domains and back-ups.
  5. Responding to review feedback and planning the first updates.

Note: store approval is decided by Apple and Google. We prepare carefully, but cannot guarantee their decisions or timings.

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And when the everyday technology fails

We also provide IT support for small organisations: email and domain set-up, device configuration, website hosting problems and sensible back-up routines. Support is available during working hours only. IT support details