Most software companies publish a wall of client logos. A logo proves nothing — it survives long after the work has been replaced, and nobody can check it. This page publishes URLs instead. Open any of them, on your own phone, right now, and judge the work yourself.
Every figure below is real and rounded. Session counts are orders of magnitude, not marketing numbers — if we could not stand behind a figure in a meeting, it is not on the page.
Each written-up record names something that went wrong: a taxonomy agreed too late, a data type chosen badly, an interface rebuilt after we watched people struggle with it. Those sections are the point. A studio that has genuinely shipped can tell you what it got wrong; a studio that has not, cannot.
What you will not find here is downtime reporting or anything a client would not want published about their own business. The record stops at engineering choices.
Manufacturing
Corporate platform for a precision tooling manufacturer — product families, technical catalogs, capabilities and quote workflows.
Related: websites for manufacturers
Education
Admissions-first school platform with academics, facilities, gallery, prospectus downloads and campus-visit booking.
Related: school fee management software
Industrial B2B
Industrial catalog and enquiry platform for carbide cutting tools — 180+ SKUs, engineering enquiries and WhatsApp flows.
Related: B2B catalogue websites
Events & Hospitality
Luxury event-planning showcase with services, gallery, packages and consultation booking.
Related: brand and booking websites
Construction & Infrastructure
RMC and infrastructure company site — projects, services, capability statements and quotation contact.
Related: construction company websites
Food & Local Business
Mobile-first ordering site for a daily tiffin service — plans, daily menu and WhatsApp ordering.
Related: apps for local food businesses
Real Estate & Stays
PG accommodation site with rooms, amenities, locality pages and direct-call conversion.
Related: local SEO for service businesses
SaaS Product
Our own SaaS: dynamic QR campaigns with safety checks, scan analytics and production-ready exports.
Related: our QR ordering platform
Read the records together and the same shape keeps appearing. None of these systems is architecturally exotic. There is no queue nobody needed, no microservice split across a two-person team, no CMS bolted onto a catalogue that changes four times a year. Most of them run on a single server behind Nginx, which is the correct answer for a business doing a few thousand sessions a month and the wrong answer only in a pitch deck.
The decisions that actually mattered were unglamorous. Write the enquiry to the database before you try to email it, so a mail outage costs a delayed notification instead of a lost lead. Give every SKU a real URL, because buyers search for a grade and a diameter rather than a category. Do the image resizing once at build time, because the person opening the gallery is on a mid-range Android over mobile data and cares about that far more than about any animation.
The mistakes rhyme too, and all of them are the same mistake: a structural question answered too late. A product taxonomy agreed in week five instead of week one touched every URL on the site. Grade and tolerance stored as free text became a migration the moment anyone wanted to filter by them. An editing interface designed for people comfortable with forms had to be rebuilt plainer after we sat with the office and watched. None of these were coding errors. They were questions we could have asked during discovery and did not.
That is why our discovery stage now looks the way it does, and why the enquiry form on this site is a scope sheet you mark up rather than a blank message box. If you want the commercial half of the same argument — what moves a quote up or down, and what sits outside it — that is on how we cost a build.
Tell us what breaks in your week. We will tell you honestly whether it is a software problem, and if it is, what a fixed written quote would cover.
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