We design and build websites, apps and AI automations for companies that need the work to actually ship.
- Web Design & Development
- AI Automation
- App Development
- MVP & Rapid Prototyping
- Code Modernisation & Migration
- Integrations & Internal Tooling
Six things, done properly — rather than everything, done passably.
Each engagement starts with a written brief and a fixed quote. You always know what you are buying before we build it.
Web Design & Development
Marketing sites, landing pages and e-commerce built on a real design system — not a page builder. Accessible, responsive and fast enough to pass Core Web Vitals on a mid-range Android.
- Brand-led UI design and design systems
- Marketing sites and landing pages
- E-commerce storefronts and checkout flows
AI Automation
We find the processes eating your team's week — inbox triage, data entry, quoting, reporting, support triage — and replace them with reliable pipelines. With evaluations and a human approval step, so you can trust the output.
- Process audit: what is worth automating and what is not
- Document and invoice extraction pipelines
- Support triage, routing and drafted replies
App Development
The software your business runs on. Customer portals, internal tools, operational dashboards and cross-platform mobile apps — built with auth, roles, audit trails and real tests from day one.
- Web apps, portals and SaaS products
- iOS and Android from one cross-platform codebase
- Operational dashboards and data visualisation
MVP & Rapid Prototyping
You have an idea and need to know whether it holds up. We build the smallest real version that answers that — something people can actually use, in weeks rather than quarters, with the throwaway parts marked as throwaway.
- Scoping the one question the MVP has to answer
- Clickable prototype inside the first week
- Working product with real data and real auth
Code Modernisation & Migration
Framework upgrades, language migrations, test backfill and the refactors nobody has had a spare month for. Done in small reviewable batches against a passing test suite, so the thing keeps working the whole way through.
- Framework and major-version upgrades
- JavaScript to TypeScript migration
- Test backfill on untested code, before changing it
Integrations & Internal Tooling
The glue work: connecting your CRM, billing, spreadsheets and support desk so data stops being re-keyed between them. Plus the small internal tools, scripts and scheduled jobs that quietly remove a recurring chore.
- Two-way sync between the SaaS tools you already run
- Webhook and event pipelines with retry and replay
- Internal admin tools and back-office screens
Problems we were handed, and what changed.
Quote-to-booking portal for a freight forwarder
Every quote was assembled by hand from carrier rate sheets in email. Turnaround averaged three days, and roughly one in six quotes went out with a pricing error the ops team had to absorb.
- Quote turnaround, from 3 days
- 4 hrs
- Quote turnaround, from 3 days
- Pricing errors
- −91%
- Pricing errors
- Quotes issued in first quarter
- 2,100+
- Quotes issued in first quarter
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Postgres
- Prisma
- AWS
AI order intake for a B2B grocery distributor
Four staff spent most of each morning transcribing orders from WhatsApp messages, photographed handwritten lists and voice notes in three languages. Mistakes surfaced only at delivery.
- Orders processed without touch
- 1,400/mo
- Orders processed without touch
- Order-entry errors
- −92%
- Order-entry errors
- Staff time returned
- 18 hrs/wk
- Staff time returned
- Claude API
- Python
- FastAPI
- Postgres
- n8n
Six-clinic website rebuild and booking flow
Six clinics shared one slow WordPress site. Mobile load time was over eleven seconds, the booking form broke below 400px, and no location page ranked for its own suburb.
- Online bookings
- +162%
- Online bookings
- Mobile LCP, from 11.4 s
- 1.2 s
- Mobile LCP, from 11.4 s
- Clinics ranking page one locally
- 6/6
- Clinics ranking page one locally
- Next.js
- Sanity
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
Four stages, and you can see the work at every one.
No black box. A staging URL goes live in week one and stays live, so progress is something you check rather than something we report.
Discover
Week 1A paid discovery call and a written brief. We map the problem, the users, the constraints and what success is measured in. If we are not the right fit, we say so here.
- Written brief
- Scope and fixed quote
- Success metrics
Design
Weeks 2–3Design system first, then screens. You get a clickable prototype to click through and argue with before anything is built, which is the cheapest moment to change your mind.
- Design system
- Clickable prototype
- Technical plan
Build
Weeks 3–8Two-week sprints against a staging URL that is always live. You see progress weekly, not at the end. Tests and accessibility checks run on every commit.
- Weekly staging builds
- Test suite
- CI/CD pipeline
Launch & scale
OngoingWe launch, monitor and hand over properly — docs, training, and the code in your account. Then we either step back or stay on a retainer. Your call, not ours.
- Deployment + monitoring
- Handover docs
- Optional retainer
The part we would rather they told you themselves.
They pushed back on half our original brief, and they were right to. We shipped something smaller that actually got used instead of the thing we asked for.
The automation handles about fourteen hundred orders a month now. What sold me was the review queue — it flags what it is unsure about instead of quietly guessing.
Our old site took eleven seconds to load on a phone. Bookings went up within the first month of the rebuild, and our front desk can finally edit it themselves.
Have something that needs building?
Tell us what the problem is. You will get a straight answer on scope, cost and timeline — and if we are not the right people, we will say so.
info@esolutionglobal.com