Web and app development by the team that designed it.
Webflow, Framer and full-stack builds with nothing lost between Figma and production. We pick the stack for your stage, not the one we're best at selling.
- built and shipped for Portless in under 12 weeks
- 40+ pages
- to redesign and rebuild Freebean in Framer
- 4 weeks
- with a shipping demo every Friday
- 2-week sprints
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The build is where good design usually gets lost.
Spacing drifts, interactions get cut, and the live product looks like a cousin of the Figma file. We fix that by not having a handoff at all.
What a build that drifts from the design costs.
Most teams feel this after the first agency handoff. It shows up in four places.
- 01
Production doesn't match the design
You approved one thing and shipped another. Every gap is a small trust cost with the people using it.
- 02
Marketing waits on engineering
A new page or a copy change sits in a backlog behind product work. The site stops keeping up with the company.
- 03
It's slow, and search notices
Heavy pages and messy markup hurt rankings and conversions long before anyone flags them.
- 04
You're locked into whoever built it
Custom code nobody else understands means every change goes back to the same vendor at their pace.
What's included in development.
From a marketing site to a full product, built and looked after by one team.
- 01
Webflow and Framer builds
Marketing sites built to the pixel, with a CMS structure your team can edit on their own.
- 02
Full-stack web apps
Frontend and backend for products that need more than a no-code tool can give them.
- 03
Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps, built from the same designs by the same team.
- 04
API integrations
Connecting your product or site to the tools you already run: CRM, payments, analytics, booking.
- 05
Performance and SEO
Fast pages, clean markup and the technical SEO that lets the work get found.
- 06
QA and maintenance
Tested across browsers and devices before launch, and looked after once it's live.
How a development project runs.
Built in two-week sprints with a demo every Friday. You always know what shipped and what's next.
4 to 12 weeks
for most website builds
Freebean and Rayhawk shipped in 4 weeks, Riveter in 6, and the 40+ page Portless site in under 12. Web and mobile apps are scoped by sprint after the first call.
- 1Week 1
Scope and stack
We go through the designs and requirements, choose the stack that fits your team, and break the work into sprints.
You leave withA build plan with a sprint-by-sprint timeline
- 2Weeks 1 to 2
Foundations
Project setup, CMS or data structure, and the shared components everything else is assembled from.
You leave withA staging link you can open from the first sprint
- 3Week 2 onward
Build sprints
Pages and features built in two-week sprints. Designers review the build alongside the developers.
You leave withA shipping demo every Friday
- 4Final week
QA, launch and handover
Testing across browsers and devices, performance and SEO checks, then go-live and a walkthrough for your team.
You leave withA live product and the documentation to run it
What clients say after launch.
“Massive congratulations and thanks to you and the team for helping us launch the new site. We are thrilled with the results so far and the team is very excited by the launch and how good everything looks.”
Chris de JongVP of Marketing, Portless“Hexcode combines strategic thinking with exceptional execution. From understanding our goals to delivering clean, functional websites that perform, the team was reliable, communicative, and incredibly easy to collaborate with throughout the process.”
Kayleigh FeschukMarketing Manager, Rayhawk“They consistently go above and beyond. The animation and graphics they deliver are unreal, and my clients regularly comment on how good the website looks. I've referred around 10 clients to them already, and the feedback has been amazing every single time.”
Waqas KhokharFounder, ScalixAI“I churned through 7 Framer / Web Dev / Design agencies before finding Shabbir & Hexcode. For the first time - we are able to get high quality work done at startup speed. It is a legitimate breath of fresh air - could not recommend more”
Michael BrodCo-Founder, Haven
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Who development is for.
We build what we design, and we build other teams' designs too. These are the projects we take on most.
- 01
Marketing sites in Webflow or Framer
The design is done, or we're doing it. You want it live, fast, and editable by your team.
- 02
Rebuilds and replatforms
The current site is slow or painful to change. We rebuild it on a stack that scales, like the Webflow rebuild for ScalixAI.
- 03
Web apps
A product that needs real frontend and backend engineering, built with the designers in the room.
- 04
Mobile apps
iOS and Android builds for products designed here or elsewhere.
- 05
Ongoing development
A dev pod in your Slack working off weekly priorities, for teams shipping continuously.
How long does a development project take?
Most website builds take 4 to 12 weeks depending on size. Freebean and Rayhawk shipped in 4 weeks, Riveter in 6, and the 40+ page Portless site in under 12. Web and mobile apps are scoped sprint by sprint after the first call.
Which stack do you build on?
Webflow and Framer for marketing sites, and full-stack code such as Next.js for web apps and custom builds. We pick based on your stage and on who will maintain it after launch.
Can you build from designs made by another team?
Yes. We'll review the files first and flag anything that will be expensive or fragile to build, so there are no surprises mid-sprint.
Will our team be able to edit the site after launch?
Yes. Marketing sites ship with a CMS structure your team can edit, and we walk them through it at handover. You own the code and the accounts.
Do you handle maintenance after launch?
Yes. Maintenance is part of the development service, either as a retainer or hourly, depending on how much you ship.
How much does development cost?
We don't publish price tiers because scope changes the number too much. There are three ways to work with us: a fixed-scope project with a fixed timeline and price, a monthly retainer, or hourly for audits and advisory. Book a 30-minute call and you'll have a scoped proposal with deliverables, timeline and cost after it.
Who will we actually work with?
Senior designers and developers, and a founder on every project. No account managers and no handoff to juniors after the sales call. You get a shared Slack channel with the people doing the work.
Three ways to work with us.
All built for how founders actually operate.
No 12-month retainers with vague scopes. No mystery invoices. Pick the model that fits your stage, change it when your stage changes.
Project Based
Fixed scope, fixed timeline, fixed price. For launches, MVPs, brand identities, and marketing sites, with a senior team running it end to end and weekly demos. Start here if you already know what you need built.
Retainer
A dedicated design and dev pod inside your Slack, working off weekly priorities. No scope theatre. Start here if you're shipping continuously and tired of managing freelancers.
Hourly
Direct access to our seniors for advisory, audits, design sprints, and technical reviews. No minimum commitment. Start here if you want an expert opinion before committing to something bigger.