Custom websites, customer portals and B2B solutions with real depth and complexity. Not templates. Not standard online shops. We take on projects where custom work delivers genuine value.
We deliver finished, production-ready systems, with authentication, roles, integrations, security and documentation.
Built for Core Web Vitals and speed
SEO and GEO/AEO in the foundation
Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA)
Edge-hosted on Vercel
See also all frequently asked questions on price, process and choosing a development partner.
No. For simple template-based websites, other providers do the job better and cheaper. We take on projects where custom work delivers genuine value.
GEO and AEO are at the core of how we structure content. We ensure the content is structured so that AI services understand, cite and refer to it.
Our default stack is Next.js 16 on Vercel with Tailwind CSS and TypeScript. For the backend we use Convex or Supabase depending on the need. We choose the CMS based on editor experience: Sanity, Payload or MDX file-based. Everything edge-hosted for low latency.
We build to WCAG AA from the first component. That includes colour contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader support, focus management and semantic markup. For the public sector we provide an accessibility statement and run automated and manual tests before going to production.
Only if they are complex B2B solutions with custom integration against specialist systems or ERP. For standard B2C shops we recommend Shopify or WooCommerce with a specialist. It will be cheaper and better for you.
Web development has different requirements depending on the sector. Here are questions and answers specific to each industry we work closely with.
Yes. We have delivered complex portals for public sector clients with WCAG AA compliance, accessibility statements and ID-porten login. We are familiar with public procurement and take assignments both through tender and direct contracts.
More about public sector projects →Jostein or Daniel will reply personally with an estimate and a suggested next step. We look forward to hearing more about your project.
