Frequently asked questions

Yes. We review what works today, keep what's valuable, and rebuild the structure and design where it helps your goals.

We'll discuss your update needs during scoping and recommend an approach that fits, from simple static updates to a content management system in a later phase.

Yes. We help you focus on the smallest set of features that tests your idea, then plan what comes next.

We choose based on the project. For many web applications we use modern TypeScript frameworks such as React and Next.js, and we'll explain the trade-offs during scoping.

Yes. Depending on your needs, we can use a cross-platform framework to share most code across both, or build natively.

We support preparing builds, listings, and submissions. Store accounts are owned by you, and review times are set by the stores.

In most cases, yes. We assess what integration options your current systems provide during scoping.

Ownership terms are agreed in the project contract before work begins.

Not always. We'll help you assess whether a specific task is a good fit before recommending any build.

We discuss data sensitivity during scoping and choose tools and configurations that fit your requirements.

No one can honestly guarantee rankings. We focus on technical quality and on-page factors that support visibility.

Yes. We can audit and improve existing sites, subject to access and the platform they use.

Yes. We can deliver designs and prototypes for your own team to build.

We typically work in industry-standard tools such as Figma and share files with your team.

Yes. Documentation is part of the deliverable so other developers can integrate reliably.

Yes, where those services provide suitable APIs and access.