We look first
We look before
we quote.
If you have a site, we spend a week inside the codebase and measuring the
live pages before we price anything. If you are starting from nothing, we
spend that week on your market, your competitors and the constraints nobody
wrote down.
Either way you keep the findings, whether or not you hire us — and the
price you get is a commitment rather than a guess with a risk premium
buried in it.
On the last audit we ran, compression was switched off
entirely — 370 KB thrown away on every single visit, fixable with one
line of nginx config. Nobody had looked.
compressionoff · 370 KB
cache headersabsent
indexable pages0
security headers0 of 6
TLS configurationgrade A
Every language
Right-to-left is not
a translation job.
Swapping the words is the easy part. The layout has to mirror, the
icons have to turn round, the numbers and model names have to stay
left-to-right inside a right-to-left sentence, and every margin you wrote
as left is now wrong.
We build the layer from the first day rather than retrofitting it,
using logical properties throughout — so the same stylesheet serves both
directions instead of two fighting each other.
Retrofitting RTL after launch typically costs
two to three times what building it alongside does. It is the single
most expensive thing to leave until later.
No lock-in
We build it so
you can keep it.
A studio that leaves you dependent on them has sold you a
subscription, not a website. Everything we hand over is documented,
walked through on a call, and written in whatever your team already
maintains.
If you never speak to us again, the work still runs. That is the
test, and we would rather pass it than have you locked in.
Every credential we were given is returned or destroyed
at handover, confirmed in writing — and we ask you to rotate them
anyway, as routine hygiene.
Source merged to your repository
Architecture & component documentation
Recorded codebase walkthrough
Live session with your developers
Credentials returned, deletion confirmed