Fix What's Broken. Improve What Matters.

We handle UI/UX improvements, performance optimization, dependency and framework upgrades, bug fixes, feature additions, accessibility improvements, mobile responsiveness, and codebase cleanup/refactoring.

Only when it's justified, for example when the stack is deprecated, the architecture blocks growth, or maintenance is no longer realistic. If a rebuild is the right move, we'll explain why and outline options. Otherwise, we focus on safe incremental progress.

Yes. We can pick up a project that's already started, or a site whose developer has moved on, even with no documentation. We get access to the code, hosting and domain, audit it, and tell you what's solid, what's risky and what it would cost to fix. We write down what we learn so the next developer doesn't start from zero, and if the code or hosting sits on someone else's account, we can help move it into accounts in your name.

We favor incremental updates, protect critical workflows, and communicate clearly before any risky changes. When needed, we stage migrations and validate behavior through testing and careful release planning.

Yes. Most of our recent work is in React and Next.js, including an online store we've maintained since July 2025 and redesigned in 2026. We can upgrade framework versions, update dependencies safely, improve performance and refactor for maintainability.

Update work is priced in our Update Existing Site/App tier: $1,000 - $10,000. Where a project lands depends on how much needs fixing, how the code is built and whether a redesign is included. After the audit you get a plan in phases, each with fixed hours and a fixed price. Smaller fixes, including jobs below that range, can be billed at our Hourly Consulting rate of $75/hr. Larger jobs are paid in four equal 25% milestone payments, and the first consultation is free.

A slow website usually comes down to a few causes: oversized images, too much JavaScript, third-party scripts and embeds, slow hosting or database queries, and layouts that shift while loading. A performance audit measures your key pages on a throttled mobile connection, finds which causes cost you the most and ranks the fixes by effort and impact. On the benefits fund's member portal, the slowest page's mobile Lighthouse performance score went from 76 to 96, and the main content appears within 1.2 s on 75% of real mobile visits.

It can, if URLs change without redirects or pages lose their titles and content. We list the existing URLs, give every page that moves a permanent redirect to its new home, and carry over titles, meta descriptions and structured data. When the benefits fund's previous site was replaced, 25 permanent redirects carried its old URLs to their new pages. We can't promise rankings, but this work helps preserve search visibility.

Yes. We fix bugs in our work free for at least a month after launch, longer on larger projects. After that, book hourly work as needed or take a monthly support plan from $375 for 5 hours, for security updates, content changes and small fixes. Hosting, database and email are billed to you directly. We have maintained a recording studio's site since 2020.