Web development for websites and applications your team can grow

Build a business website, customer portal or web application around the way your organisation works. Studio IDD develops with Next.js, React and a content system suited to your team, connecting the interface to the data and tools behind it.

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IDEAS INTO EXPERIENCES

Clarity.
Character.
Craft.

STUDIO IDD / WEB DEVELOPMENT
Concept study · Interface · Components · Integration

A GOOD PLACE TO START

When the website needs to do more

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You may have approved designs that need a reliable build, a customer workflow that needs its own portal, or an existing site that has become difficult to maintain. We start with the requirements and choose the architecture around them.

01OUR EXPERTISE

The interface, content and integrations in one build

A considered approach, from the first question to the details that make it work.

01

Business websites and content management

Reusable pages and CMS fields let editors manage content within an agreed structure. We plan previews and publishing around the people who will use them.

02

Customer portals and web applications

Authentication, permissions, forms and dashboards support the core user journey. Loading, empty and error states are included in the interface work.

03

Connections to your existing tools

APIs connect payments, CRM, booking or internal systems where supported. We plan validation and failure handling so an integration issue is visible and recoverable.

04

Performance and release quality

The build includes checks appropriate to the project for page performance, accessibility, device behaviour and critical functions. Crawlable pages and metadata support the content that should appear in search.

IN PRACTICE

A clear offer.
A considered experience.

For Denta Bio, website design brings the clinic’s services and patient information into a calm, coherent digital experience.

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02HOW WE WORK

From requirements to a working release

Each stage moves the work forward. You see the decisions, review the progress and know what comes next.

  1. 01

    Scope and architecture

    Define user roles, data, integrations and acceptance criteria.

  2. 02

    Working foundation

    Set up the repository, application structure and staging environment.

  3. 03

    Feature delivery

    Build in reviewable increments and collect feedback on working software.

  4. 04

    Release and handover

    Test the agreed journeys, deploy and document the application.

03BUILT TO HAND OVER

What is handed over

  • The application code, configuration guidance and documentation for the agreed features. Hosting, monitoring and continued support are defined in the proposal.

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Yes. We review the screens and states first, then agree what needs clarification before implementation.
Yes. WordPress can manage the content behind a separate front end. We assess whether that approach fits your publishing needs.
We begin with a technical review to understand the code, dependencies and infrastructure before estimating changes.
Studio IDD builds web applications with Next.js and React, using TypeScript where it helps the team maintain the code. Content can be managed in WordPress or another headless CMS, and the code lives in your own repository. The stack is chosen around your content model, integrations and hosting on Vercel or your own servers.
The cost of a custom web application depends on features, user roles, integrations, the condition of any existing code and data migration. Requirements and acceptance criteria are the starting point for that estimate. A plan with timeline and price follows the first conversation, once the scope is defined.
Your team should prepare the designs or a feature brief, the user roles, the main workflow and access to any systems the application must connect to. These inputs let us define the data, integrations and acceptance criteria during scope and architecture. Existing code, documentation and staging access, where they exist, help the first technical review.