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Custom websites, web applications and APIs — built to load fast, be indexed properly, and be editable by your own team without calling a developer.
There is a difference between a website and a web application, and it changes everything about cost and timeline. A website presents your business and captures enquiries. A web application does work — accounts, dashboards, transactions, permissions. We build both, and the first thing we do is agree which one you actually need.
Either way the non-negotiables are the same: it must load quickly on a mid-range Android phone over mobile data, it must be crawlable and indexable, it must be editable by a non-technical person, and it must not fall apart when you add the fortieth page.
Designed for your business, not a bought theme with your logo dropped in — and built to stay fast as it grows.
Authentication, roles, dashboards, workflows and transactional screens, on the same stack as our management systems.
REST APIs for mobile apps and partners, plus integrations with payment, SMS, email and courier providers.
Image, font and JavaScript budgets set before design, then measured against Core Web Vitals on mobile.
Crawlable markup, unique metadata, sitemap, structured data and pre-rendered HTML on every route.
An admin area your team can use confidently, with training and a written guide at handover.
Front end in React with modern tooling, back end in Django and Django REST Framework, data in PostgreSQL. One stack, deeply known — which is why our own site and our client systems share it.
Speed is a feature, and on Pakistani mobile networks it is the feature. We budget page weight before design starts, serve images as compressed WebP at the size they are displayed, reserve layout space so nothing jumps as it loads, split JavaScript so a visitor downloads only what the page uses, and pre-render pages so content is in the HTML rather than assembled after the fact.
The targets we design to are the Core Web Vitals thresholds — Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5s, Interaction to Next Paint under 200ms, Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1 — measured on mobile, not on a desktop with fibre.
Every site ships with the technical groundwork: one H1 per page, a sane heading structure, unique titles and meta descriptions, canonical URLs, clean lowercase slugs, an XML sitemap, a correct robots.txt, Open Graph and Twitter cards, breadcrumbs and valid structured data — with content in the HTML, not injected after JavaScript runs.
That is the baseline, not an upsell. Ongoing keyword strategy, content and link work is a separate SEO engagement if you want it.
Semantic HTML, keyboard-navigable menus and forms, visible focus states, real text instead of text baked into images, labelled form fields, and colour contrast that passes WCAG AA. It benefits screen-reader users first and everyone else second — the same discipline is what makes a site fast and crawlable.
Straight answers, including the ones that rule us out.
The pages people read next, and the products that connect to this one.
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