Web development for SaaS and AI startupsThe team that designs itships it.

Three things: marketing websites in Webflow, Framer or Astro; product front-ends and web apps in React and Next.js, with Node.js behind them; and cross-platform apps in React Native. The same team builds Shopify stores. Every build ships with technical SEO, analytics and Core Web Vitals checked before launch, and the code, CMS and accounts are yours.

1. dixi.agency · AI outbound platform

   Marketing websites

   Webflow when marketing publishes every week, Framer to launch in weeks, Astro when speed and search come first. Built from the same components we designed.

   • Webflow
   • Framer
   • Astro

   SaaS website design →
2. EW

   Web apps and product front-ends

   Logged-in products, dashboards and internal tools in React and Next.js, with Node.js APIs and Supabase or Firebase when a first version needs sign-in and a database fast.

   • React
   • Next.js
   • Node.js

   SaaS product design →
3. Mediator

   Mobile apps

   One React Native codebase for iOS and Android when the value is in the flows; Swift and Kotlin when an app has to be native.

   • React Native
   • Swift
   • Kotlin

   Mediator, our React Native app →
4. Spartan

   Shopify stores

   Custom themes on Online Store 2.0, subscriptions and the app stack DTC brands rely on, designed and built with the brand.

   • Shopify
   • Online Store 2.0
   • Apps

   Shopify design agency →
5. After launch

   Support and new work

   Fixes, updates and small improvements from $1k a month, by the people who built it; new pages and experiments as a design partner.

   • Support
   • Updates
   • Experiments

   What support covers →

Every site we launch is checked against the same list: Google’s Core Web Vitals thresholds on mobile, accessibility basics, structured data, a redirect for every old URL, analytics and Search Console, and a CMS your team has been shown how to use. The table lists each check, the target and where the target comes from.

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Checked 1 November 2026. Lab results are tested before launch; field data in Search Console needs about 28 days of real visits, so we read it after. Want this list run on your current site? Book a call.

In five steps: we plan the content model, CMS structure and URL map; build in reusable components on a staging link you can open any time; test on real devices for speed, accessibility and SEO; launch with redirects, Search Console and analytics live; then hand over the code, CMS and accounts, with support from $1k a month.

1. 01

   Plan the build

   Content model, CMS collections, integrations and the map of every URL, old and new.

   You get: the content model and the URL map
2. 02

   Build in components

   Pages assembled from reusable sections on a staging link you can open and share any time.

   You get: a staging link and the component library
3. 03

   Test on real devices

   Speed, accessibility, SEO, forms and tracking, checked against the launch spec.

   You get: a QA report against the spec
4. 04

   Launch

   Redirects live, sitemap submitted, Search Console and analytics on; the old site stays until the new one is verified.

   You get: the launch checklist, signed off
5. 05

   Hand over

   Code, CMS and accounts in your name, and a session showing your team how to edit.

   You get: everything you need to run it without us

• Plan before contractA written plan, a platform recommendation and a quote after the first call.
• Accounts in your namePlatform, hosting, domain and analytics belong to you from day one. Who owns what.
• The spec, signed offLaunch happens when the checklist passes, not when the calendar says so.
• The old site staysUntil the new one is verified, so a rollback is one switch away.

A website or product project usually runs 6–10 weeks, design included; the written plan confirms the weeks for yours.

Webflow, Framer or Astro for marketing sites, Shopify for stores, and React with Next.js for anything with a login. We choose by who edits the site every week, how much speed and search matter, and how the site will grow, and we recommend one after the first call. Answer four questions for our starting point.

The trade-offs in full, with real-site performance data, are on our tech stack page.

Yes. We moved our own site from Framer to Astro in October 2026 and use the same checklist for clients: every old URL kept or redirected with a 301, titles, descriptions and structured data carried over, sitemaps resubmitted, and Search Console watched for crawl errors after launch. Nothing is switched off until the new site is verified.

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Sources: Google Search Central, site moves; Google’s John Mueller on keeping 301s for at least a year (Search Engine Journal); our own Framer-to-Astro move, October 2026. Checked 1 November 2026.

Yes, in whichever split suits your team. We can build everything, build the marketing site while your engineers build the product from our components, or design only and review your team’s build against the designs. ComboCurve and HCM International worked the last way; EW had us design and build the platform from scratch.

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In your repository we work through pull requests your engineers review. Product design detail, including how we hand over every state, is on SaaS product design.

Four ways to start. A website project starts at $12k, a web app or MVP at $25k and a site migration at $6k. After launch, a support subscription from $1k a month covers fixes, updates and small improvements, handled by the people who built it. Either way, the code, CMS and accounts stay yours.

New pages, experiments and product work every month? The design partner format starts at $6k a month, from 3 months. Prices are confirmed in a written plan after a 25-minute call.

What you’ll pay the platform

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Platform fees are paid to each vendor, not to us; our own fees are on the pricing page.