Four spans.
Take one or cross all of them.

Span 1 of 4

Mobile development

Apps for phones and tablets, built so the parts that talk to your other systems are named and agreed before code is written.

  • Agreeing which platforms and devices matter to your users
  • Screens, navigation and offline behaviour built against an agreed design
  • Connecting the app to the services and data it depends on, with each connection written down
  • Builds you can install and test throughout, not only at the end

Ask about mobile development

Span 2 of 4

App, UI & UX design

Working out how people move through a product, then designing the screens that carry them across.

  • Mapping tasks and the routes between them
  • Wireframes you can click through before visual design
  • Interface design with states for empty, loading, error and success
  • Accessible colour, type and focus behaviour checked as part of the work

Ask about app

Span 3 of 4

Websites

Websites that explain what you do clearly and work on every screen size, from a small set of pages to a larger structured site.

  • Page structure and content hierarchy agreed first
  • Responsive layout tested at phone, tablet and desktop widths
  • Forms that behave honestly about what happened to a submission
  • Handover notes so you know how the site is put together

Ask about websites

Span 4 of 4

Release assistance

Helping an app or site get from finished to published: store listings, review requirements, build signing and launch checks.

  • App store listing preparation and review-requirement checks
  • Signing, version numbering and build hygiene
  • A pre-release checklist walked through with you
  • Help reading and responding to store review feedback

Ask about release assistance

And for things already running

IT customer support sits alongside these four: questions, faults and access problems with tools you already use. See how support works.