Web application development

A focused first release is typically 10 to 16 weeks from the end of discovery. Larger platforms with multiple integrations run 5 to 9 months, released in stages rather than one launch. Discovery itself is usually 2 to 3 weeks.

For business applications that need to be maintained for years, .NET gives you strong typing, first-class tooling, long-term Microsoft support and a deep UK hiring pool — which matters when you eventually want to bring the work in-house. We use Node where it genuinely fits, and we will say so. What we will not do is pick a stack because it is fashionable.

Yes. We start with a paid technical audit covering code quality, architecture, dependencies, test coverage, security and deployment. You get a written assessment of what to keep, what to refactor and what to replace, with costs against each option.

Yes — UX and UI design are part of the same team. If you have brand guidelines or an existing design system we will work inside it. If you have an agency doing design, we are comfortable building to their output.

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA as standard: semantic markup, keyboard operability, visible focus states, adequate contrast and screen reader testing. For public sector work, or anything with an accessibility statement obligation, we document conformance explicitly.

We size infrastructure to your actual load rather than a worst case, and tell you the monthly figure before you commit. A typical mid-sized business application on Azure runs £80 to £600 a month depending on traffic, data volume and redundancy requirements.