Websites that load fastand actually get found.
We build fast websites and web apps for startups and small businesses, then get them ranking on Google.
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Vercel
- GSAP
- Google Analytics
- Search Console
- Stripe
- WordPress
Five things, done properly.
Most agencies sell one of these and subcontract the rest. We build the site, then do the work that makes it findable — which is the half that decides whether it earns anything.
Web Development
Custom-built, responsive marketing sites.
Web Applications
Dashboards, portals, booking systems, internal tooling.
SEO
Technical, on-page and local.
Digital Marketing
Paid and organic, reported against revenue.
Google Business Profile
Listings, NAP consistency, review generation.
Three ways to start.
Fixed prices, published up front. Every package is a starting point — anything outside the listed scope gets quoted before it starts, never added to an invoice afterwards.
Launch
One page, done properly.
For a new business that needs to exist online this month — a single, fast, credible page that takes enquiries.
- One-page site, custom designed
- Mobile-first and accessible
- Contact form wired to your inbox
- Core Web Vitals passing at launch
- Basic on-page SEO and metadata
- Google Business Profile set up
- Not included: Multi-page structure
- Not included: CMS editing
- Not included: Ongoing marketing
Growth
Most chosenA real site, built to be found.
The common starting point. A multi-page site with the technical SEO and tracking that decide whether it earns anything.
- Up to 6 pages, custom designed
- Content management for the pages you edit
- Full technical SEO and structured data
- Google Business Profile optimisation
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- Sitemap, robots and search console setup
- 30 days of post-launch support
- Not included: Custom web application work
- Not included: Paid ad management
Scale
More pages, or an application behind them.
For businesses with a real catalogue, several locations, or a booking or portal flow that a brochure site cannot carry.
- Up to 12 pages, or one application module
- Booking, portal or dashboard functionality
- Advanced technical and local SEO
- Integrations — CRM, payments, calendars
- Performance budget enforced in the build
- Analytics dashboards and reporting setup
- 90 days of post-launch support
- Not included: Ongoing retained marketing — quoted separately
Larger builds, multi-location rollouts, custom applications and retained marketing run from $400 up to $10,000 depending on scope. We quote those properly rather than guessing at a number here.
Most small business websites are slow, invisible to search and impossible to update.
- Slow
Built to load in under a second
- Invisible
Structured to rank on Google
- Stuck
Simple for your team to update
- Reply timeAnswered by the person who does the work
- day
- Services in-houseBuild and marketing under one roof, no handover gap
- Yours to keepCode, domain, hosting and analytics in your accounts
- %
- Page buildersHand-built, so nothing ships that is not used
Who you work with
- AbdullahCo-founder · UI/UX
- MuneebDirector · Development & SEO
Design and engineering at the same desk.
MA Dev is two specialists: one who designs the experience, and one who builds it and makes it findable. Nothing gets lost in a handoff, because there isn't one.
- One brief, one team, from first call to launch
- Designs are built exactly as they were approved
- Search is planned into the structure, not bolted on after
Five questions we answer first.
Before anything gets designed. If we cannot answer these, a new website is an expensive way to keep the same problem.
Who is this actually for?
Before any design work, we pin down who buys from you and what they need to see to trust you. Most underperforming sites are well built for nobody in particular.
What does the site need to do?
Book appointments, take orders, generate calls, replace a spreadsheet. We scope against the outcome, which is also what tells us what to leave out.
How fast can it be?
Performance is a design constraint here, not a cleanup task. Every asset, font and third-party script has to justify its weight before it ships.
Can people find it?
Technical SEO, structured data and Google Business Profile go in at build time. Retrofitting search onto a finished site always costs more.
What is it earning?
Analytics and conversion tracking wired up properly, so the reporting shows revenue rather than a chart of traffic that means nothing on its own.
Speed is not a feature. It is the whole funnel.
A slow site loses people before they ever see what you offer, and Google has measured that loss as a ranking signal since 2021. Performance is a design constraint here from the first commit rather than a cleanup task at the end — which is why this page carries WebGL, smooth scroll and scroll animation and still loads in under a second.
- Core Web Vitals treated as a build-time budget
- No page builders, no theme bloat, no plugin stack
- Images optimised and lazy-loaded by default
- Measured against a production build, never the dev server
Ship it, then prove it.
Every build is deployed from a pipeline that checks its own performance budget, and every site launches with conversion tracking already wired up.
- 00:00Build started — next build
- 00:12Compiled 19 routes
- 00:19Prerendered static HTML
- 00:24Images optimised → AVIF/WebP
- 00:28Performance budget check passed
- 00:31Sitemap + robots regenerated
- 00:34Deployed to edge — 18 regions
- goal
Quote request
organic · google
- call
Phone tap
google business profile
- step 1
Booking started
paid · search
- goal
Booking completed
paid · search
- goal
Contact form
direct
Illustrative — sample data, not client results.
Things we have built.
Booking flow for a multi-room clinic
A concept study in reducing a five-screen booking journey to two, without losing the availability rules a real clinic needs.
Rebuilding a page-builder site as static HTML
A concept teardown — taking a representative page-builder business site and rebuilding it to see what the weight actually consists of.
A local visibility audit, end to end
The full audit process we run before any local SEO work, documented on a fictional business so the method is visible.
Notes from the build.
Why your website is slow, and what it is costing you
Most small business sites are slow for the same four reasons. None of them are hard to fix, but three of them have to be fixed before launch.
NAP consistency is the local SEO job everyone skips
Your name, address and phone number have to match everywhere, exactly. Here is why approximately is not good enough, and how to audit it.
Seven questions to ask any web agency before you sign
Including the three that most agencies hope you will not ask, and what a good answer to each actually sounds like.
Let us look at what you have.
Send us your current site and what you want it to do. We will tell you what is worth fixing and what is worth rebuilding — before anyone talks about money.