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Four stops on one line.

Board at any stop or ride the whole line. Each stop below sets out what you get, how the work runs and when we are the right people to ask.

Mobile applications

Apps for iOS and Android that do a few things well.

Discovery workshop to separate the essential first release from later ideas
Choice between native and cross-platform approaches, with the trade-offs explained in plain language
Offline behaviour, notifications and permissions designed deliberately rather than by default
Testing on real devices across common screen sizes and OS versions
Handover documentation so another developer could pick up the code

Good fit: a defined audience and a core task. Less suitable: “an app like X but for everything” with no first user in mind.

Interfaces people understand without a manual.

Can be bought on its own: many clients bring our designs to their in-house developers.

Websites and web applications that load fast and stay maintainable.

Content structure and page planning before any code
Responsive, semantic HTML with keyboard and screen-reader support
Web applications with sign-in, forms, dashboards or bookings where needed
Sensible hosting choices, including straightforward shared hosting where that suits
Performance and basic SEO foundations: titles, descriptions, sitemaps, clean URLs

We avoid heavy frameworks where a plain site serves you better, and say so.

Getting it released, and keeping the basics running.

App Store and Google Play listings: screenshots, descriptions, age ratings, privacy labels
Pre-release checklist covering crash testing, store guideline review and rollback plan
Domain, DNS, SSL and business email setup and troubleshooting
Practical IT help for small teams: devices, accounts, backups and access hygiene
Post-launch support during office hours for agreed fixes and updates

IT help is advisory and hands-on within office hours; we are not a 24-hour managed service desk.