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Devoblics
Pavlou Valdaseridi 2A, 1st floor, 6018 Larnaca, Cyprus
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Service 03

Code you can hand to the next developer without an apology.

We build with current, boring, well-supported tools and leave behind a repository someone else can pick up. Fast by default, accessible by default, and yours from the first commit.

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Landing page

A single page that loads immediately and measures what it does.

Built as static output wherever possible, which means there is no server to keep alive and nothing to patch on a Tuesday night. Hosting costs approach zero.

The form works, the analytics are wired to real events rather than page views, and the page is tested on the devices your audience actually uses.

Suits Campaigns, launches, and single-offer pages.

You receive

  • Static build with the source repository
  • Working form with validation and spam protection
  • Analytics with conversion events configured
  • Meta tags, Open Graph card and structured data
  • Deployment and domain setup

Corporate website

Multi-page build with a content model and a path for editing it later.

Templates are built once and reused, so adding a service page later is a content task rather than a development task.

If you want to edit content yourself, we connect a content system chosen to match how often you actually publish. If you do not, we leave the content in the repository and keep it simple.

Suits Companies with several services or locations who publish occasionally.

You receive

  • Complete multi-page build
  • Reusable templates and components
  • Optional content management connection
  • Sitemap, robots and per-page structured data
  • Deployment, domain and SSL

E-commerce

Catalogue, payments, delivery and orders, connected and tested end to end.

We connect a payment provider suited to your market and your legal setup, configure delivery rules, and make sure orders arrive where your team already works.

The failure paths get as much attention as the happy path, because a declined card handled badly costs a customer permanently.

Suits Retailers launching online and stores outgrowing a hosted template.

You receive

  • Catalogue with filtering and search
  • Product pages with variants and stock handling
  • Cart and checkout
  • Payment provider integration
  • Delivery rules and order notifications

Web application

Accounts, dashboards and roles, when a website is no longer the right shape.

When people log in, do work and come back, the problem stops being a website. State, permissions and data model decisions dominate, and getting them wrong early is expensive to undo.

We scope tightly, ship a first working version rather than a complete one, and expand from there against real use.

Suits Internal tools, client portals, booking systems, and first versions of a product.

You receive

  • Data model and permission design
  • Authentication and role handling
  • Application interface and dashboards
  • API layer and third-party connections
  • Deployment with monitoring and backups

Integrations and API

Connecting the site to the systems your business already runs on.

Enquiries should land in your CRM, not only in an inbox. Payments should reconcile. Analytics should record the events that matter to the business rather than generic page views.

We handle the connection, the error cases, and the monitoring that tells you when a third party has quietly stopped responding.

Suits Any business whose website currently makes someone re-type data into another system.

You receive

  • CRM, email or messaging integration
  • Payment and invoicing connections
  • Analytics and conversion tracking
  • Custom API endpoints or webhooks where needed
  • Error handling, retries and failure alerts

Support and maintenance

Someone responsible for the site after launch.

Dependencies age, certificates expire, and small changes accumulate. A monthly arrangement covers updates, monitoring, backups and a defined block of hours for incremental work.

It is optional. Everything we build can be maintained by anyone competent, and we document it on that assumption.

Suits Companies without an in-house developer who need a known response time.

You receive

  • Dependency and security updates
  • Uptime and error monitoring
  • Backups with a tested restore
  • A defined block of hours for changes each month
  • Agreed response time for incidents

How website development runs

Step 01

Scope

We agree what is in the first release and, more usefully, what is not.

Your part: Approve the scope and the assumptions written alongside it.

Step 02

Build

Work lands in small pieces on a preview URL you can open at any time.

Your part: Review the preview as it grows rather than at the end.

Step 03

Test

Real devices, keyboard-only navigation, performance budgets and every form path.

Your part: Test the flows that matter most to your business.

Step 04

Launch and hand over

Deployment, domain, SSL, analytics, and a walkthrough of the repository.

Your part: Take ownership of the accounts and the repository.

Questions about this service

Next.js and TypeScript for most work, exported as static files when the project does not need a server. The choice follows the project, not a preference, and we explain the reasoning before the build starts.

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Tell us what you are building.

Send a short description of the project and we will reply within one working day with questions, a rough range and a suggested next step.

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