From Figma file to production. End to end.
Design, engineering, deployment - one senior team owning the whole build. We take products from concept, or from a stalled repo, to something real users can touch: a production Next.js app your own team can maintain after handover.
- a production app, not a prototype
- green Core Web Vitals at launch
- your team maintains it after handover
What you get
Concrete, inspectable output - the list below is what the engagement actually ships, not aspiration.
Production-grade Next.js app
TypeScript end to end, tested and typed - a codebase your next hire can read without an archaeology phase.
Faithful design implementation
What ships matches what was designed - spacing, states, and the motion. No 'close enough' build of the Figma file.
Performance as a feature
Green Core Web Vitals, performance budgets enforced in CI, and an app that stays fast on mid-range phones.
CI/CD and deployment wired in
Preview deploys on every PR, monitoring and error tracking from day one - not bolted on the week before launch.
Accessibility baked in
Semantic markup, keyboard support, visible focus states - built in as we go, not patched after an audit.
Documentation and handover
Architecture notes, runbooks, and a recorded walkthrough, so the knowledge lands with your team - not just the code.
From first call to shipped
- 01
Scope in 48h
a written plan: scope, team, timeline
- 02
Build in weekly demos
working software every week - no big reveal
- 03
Harden & launch
performance, accessibility, edge cases - then production
- 04
Handover
docs, walkthrough, and support while your team takes over
Asked on most intro calls
Do you work from existing designs?
Yes - finished Figma files, a half-built legacy codebase, or a napkin sketch. If design work is missing we cover it in-house; design and engineering sit in the same room here.
What stack do you build on?
React, Next.js, and TypeScript - that's the specialism, not one option on a menu. If your problem needs a different stack, we'll say so on the first call.
What does a build cost?
A fixed scope gets a fixed written quote after the intro call. Ongoing product work runs on a monthly team rate. Either way you'll know the number before anything starts.
Who owns the code?
You do. Work happens in your repositories from day one - there's nothing to migrate or ransom at the end.
Got a build that needs to ship?
Bring the Figma file - or the stalled repo. We'll tell you exactly how we'd take it to production.
15 min · no pitch · usually within 24h