Static-first stack
Hugo, Astro or Next.js — whichever fits the job — compiled ahead of time and served as static files. No origin to slow down or fall over.
01 · EngineeringWeb
Web
Development.
We run 750+ sites in production. That scale forces discipline — clean builds, monitored uptime, and performance that holds under real traffic.
- Discipline
- 01 · Engineering
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- Web Development
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[ 01 ]How it works
Served from
next door.
A static page built with Hugo, Astro or Next.js answers from the nearest edge location. A server-rendered one crosses an ocean and waits on an origin. Same site, different physics.
World map with edge locations and a single origin server in US-East. For a visitor in San Francisco the modelled time to first byte is about 37 milliseconds from the nearest edge and about 450 from the origin; from Tokyo or Ho Chi Minh City the origin takes 760 to 920 milliseconds while the edge stays near 35.
- Edge · SJC
- 37ms67 km away
- Origin · US-East
- 448ms3,877 km away
- Edge is faster by
- 12×time to first byte
- Round trips
- 3TCP · TLS · request
[ 02 ]What's included
Everything you
need, owned by
one team.
Four pieces, one owner. Nothing waits on another vendor, and nothing falls between two of them.
Edge-delivered
Every page cached at the edge for sub-second loads anywhere on earth.
Custom internal tooling
We build the dashboards and automations your team actually needs to move faster.
Built to score
Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse, and crawlability tuned until the numbers are the best in your market — then monitored so they stay there.
[ 03 ]Process
How it
goes.
One team owns the whole stack, so nothing falls through the cracks between vendors. Four steps, no handoffs.
- [ 01 ]
Discover
We learn your business, your customers, and the one number you're trying to move.
- [ 02 ]
Architect
We design the system — site, campaign, or both — around that single goal.
- [ 03 ]
Build
We ship it: finished to craft, on infrastructure built to last and stay up.
- [ 04 ]
Measure
We track what changed and keep improving. The build never really stops.
Hugo, Astro or Next.js?
Whichever fits the job. Hugo for content-heavy sites that need to build in seconds, Astro for marketing sites with islands of interactivity, Next.js for apps and anything that needs a server. We recommend honestly.
Can you take over an existing site?
Yes. We audit, stabilize, and migrate sites built by other teams every week — usually onto a static-first stack, with every URL and ranking preserved.
How do you keep sites fast?
Static output, edge caching, optimized images, lean code, and continuous Core Web Vitals monitoring — not a one-time pass.
Next step
Ready to move
the number?
Tell us what you're trying to grow. We'll tell you straight whether we're the right team, and if we are, we move fast.