§00 / THE WEB, ENGINEEREDREF: ST–WEB–01 · REV. 2026
We write the code behind serious brands.
Custom websites, ecommerce stores and web applications — designed with intent, engineered properly and kept fast long after launch. Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento, WordPress or fully custom.
EST. 2012 / SHOPIFY PLUS PARTNER / HOUSTON, TXWEB DESIGN · DEVELOPMENT · ECOMMERCE · WEB APPS
site / hero.tsx
01// Intent becomes interface.
02export function Hero() {
03 return <Site navigation />;
04}
05build({ accessible: true });
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FIG. 01 — SCRIPT →︎ SITE / STORE / APPCONCEPT / ST-LAB
INDEPENDENT THINKING. PRODUCTION-READY CODE.
§01 / IN GOOD COMPANY
DTLR, LeatherUp, Laura Ashley USA, Bomber Eyewear, Clix Wipers, Stuart and Lau, Poly & Bark, Lattini, Beauty Playground UK, Rejuvaus, Naadam, Pura Vida Bracelets, Teabox, Troubadour Goods, Weavers Coffee & Tea, Hot Leathers, XL Parts, Korvus Watches.
§02 / TWO DISCIPLINES. ONE STUDIO.
01 / THE ENGINEERING
Script { }
Code should solve problems. Not create the next ones.
We engineer websites, stores and applications with intent: clear architecture, fast interfaces and systems your team can actually maintain. Nothing clever for its own sake. Nothing left to chance.
02 / THE THINKING
Theory
A better product starts with a better understanding.
Before the first line of code, we ask what the business needs. How people browse, buy and work. Where friction lives. Which decisions will still make sense when the audience, team and ambition grow.
FIG. 02 — SCRIPT / INTERFACE STUDY
§03 / CAPABILITIES
The technical specification.
Capability
What we deliver
Typical engagement
Details
Website Design & UX/UI
Information architecture, interface design & design systems.
Strategy / design
Custom Website Development
Fast, accessible marketing sites built on clean, maintainable code.
New build / rebuild
Web Applications
Dashboards, portals & internal tools with typed, tested code.
Product engineering
WordPress
Custom themes, block development & headless builds.
Test the complete journey. Devices, accessibility, integrations, edge cases.
v1.0
Ship
Rehearse the launch. Redirects, rollback plan, monitoring, sign-off.
v1.x
Support
Keep the system healthy. Document, measure, maintain and improve.
§06 / QUALITY STANDARDS
Not extras. Acceptance criteria.
Code review on every PR
WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility
Core Web Vitals budgets
Regression testing
Theme-app-extension-first apps
Documented handoff
PERFORMANCE / BUILT INTO THE SPEC
LCP
INP
CLS
§08 / COMMON QUESTIONS
A few things, clarified.
What kinds of websites do you build?
Marketing websites, ecommerce stores and web applications. That includes brand and content sites, Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and WordPress builds, and fully custom dashboards, portals and internal tools.
What does a project cost?
We scope around the problem, not a package. A focused improvement and a full replatform are different engagements. Share your brief and budget range; we’ll return a clear scope and estimate before work begins.
How long does a build take?
Timing follows complexity: catalogue size, integrations, design readiness and review cycles. We establish milestones after the audit, with QA and migration rehearsal built into the plan.
Can you migrate an existing site or store?
Yes. We plan content and data mapping, URL redirects, integration changes and launch sequencing together, then rehearse the migration before anything goes live.
Do we need Shopify or Shopify Plus?
Start with operational requirements. Plus can make sense for enterprise needs, B2B and advanced checkout extensibility. We’ll recommend the platform that fits, not the largest plan.
What happens after launch?
A documented handoff is part of the build. We can also stay involved for maintenance, performance monitoring, improvements and a prioritised engineering backlog.
Can you build a custom Shopify app?
Yes. We build narrowly scoped applications for the jobs existing tools cannot do well, favouring theme app extensions and documented APIs over fragile theme modifications.
§09 / NEXT COMMIT
Send us the brief.
A new store. A difficult migration. The thing your current stack can’t do. Let’s make a plan.
