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Web development

Fast, accessible websites built end to end

Gdev is a solo web development agency. You work directly with the developer who designs, builds, and ships your site. There is no account layer and no handoff between teams.

One accountable partner from idea to launch

Gdev combines design thinking and frontend engineering in one focused service. The result is a website shaped around your goals, built with care, and explained clearly throughout the process.

01 / PRINCIPLE

Purpose before polish

Structure, content, and user journeys are considered before visual details, so every design choice has a job to do.

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    Built with intent

    Responsive behaviour, accessibility, and performance are treated as core parts of the build rather than checks saved for the end.

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    Direct collaboration

    You work with the person doing the work, keeping decisions clear and technical responsibility in one place.

Practical web services, shaped around your project

From a focused landing page to a complete business website, each engagement is scoped around what the project genuinely needs.

CORE SERVICE

Website design and development

Strategy, interface design, and a production-ready website delivered as one joined-up project.

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    Landing pages

    Focused pages for a product, service, or campaign, with a clear message and route to action.

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    Website redesign

    A considered rebuild of an existing site when its structure, presentation, or technology is holding it back.

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    Performance and accessibility improvement

    Targeted work to make an existing website faster, more inclusive, and easier to use.

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    SEO foundations

    Technical and on-page foundations that help search engines understand and reliably access the site.

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    Maintenance and technical support

    Ongoing help with updates, fixes, and incremental improvements after a website has launched.

A clear path from brief to release

The exact shape changes with the project, but the work follows four practical stages with visible decisions and review points.

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    Discover

    Clarify the audience, business goal, scope, and constraints before deciding what the website needs to contain.

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    Shape

    Turn the brief into an information structure and visual direction that can be reviewed before the full build begins.

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    Build

    Develop the responsive interface, connect required functionality, and check accessibility and performance as the work progresses.

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    Launch

    Complete final checks, prepare the production release, and provide a clear handover for the website going forward.

Technology chosen for the job it needs to do

Gdev builds with a modern web stack while keeping the outcome understandable and maintainable. Tools are selected for reliability, accessibility, and performance, not for novelty alone.

SYSTEM / 04 LAYERS
Foundation
Semantic HTML, responsive CSS, and progressive enhancement.
Application
Next.js and TypeScript for structured, dependable web experiences.
Interface
Reusable components and a documented visual system for consistency.
Quality
Accessibility, performance, and production checks throughout delivery.

The strengths of a focused solo studio

One person keeps the full project context.

Fewer layers create a shorter path between a question, a decision, and the finished website.

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    Direct contact

    Discuss the work with the developer responsible for delivering it, without messages passing through an account layer.

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    Joined-up thinking

    Design and development decisions are considered together, reducing gaps between an approved concept and the finished website.

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    Visible decisions

    Trade-offs are explained in plain language so you can understand what is being built and why.

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    Personal ownership

    One person carries the project context from the first conversation through implementation and release.

Project enquiries

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