What we do

What it includes

• —Problem framing and user research with the people who will actually use the system
• —Requirement specifications written to IEEE-830 and ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148 structure
• —Scope shaping into a sequence that ships something usable early
• —Risk register covering technical, compliance and delivery risk

You receive

• —Requirement specification
• —Prioritised scope with sequencing
• —Risk register

What it includes

• —Domain and data modelling, with constraints expressed in the database rather than only in application code
• —Service and module boundaries, and the reasoning for each one
• —Architecture decision records, written down so they can be argued with later
• —Migration strategy for schemas that will need to change under load

You receive

• —Architecture decision records
• —Schema with documented constraints
• —Migration and rollback plan

What it includes

• —Web applications in TypeScript, React and Next.js
• —Mobile applications where a native or cross-platform client is genuinely warranted
• —Design systems built from tokens rather than one-off components
• —Accessibility and performance treated as build criteria, not a later pass

You receive

• —Running application
• —Component library and tokens
• —Build and release pipeline

What it includes

• —Relational schema design with real constraints: check constraints, partial indexes, exclusion constraints
• —API design with explicit contracts and versioning
• —Background processing, scheduling and idempotent job design
• —Reporting and analytical read paths kept separate from transactional writes

You receive

• —Documented schema and API contracts
• —Data integrity test suite
• —Operational runbook

What it includes

• —Retrieval and summarisation over a system’s own documents and data
• —Assistive features inside products, with a deterministic fallback path
• —AI in the delivery pipeline: test generation, migration drafting, code review support
• —An explicit statement of where AI output is checked by a person before it reaches a user

You receive

• —Integration design with evaluation criteria
• —Prompt and model configuration under version control
• —A written boundary for what stays deterministic

What it includes

• —Environment topology and infrastructure as code
• —CI pipelines that run typecheck, lint and tests before anything ships
• —Observability: structured logs, error tracking, uptime and performance budgets
• —Cost modelling before committing to a provider, not after the first invoice

You receive

• —Provisioned environments
• —CI/CD pipeline
• —Monitoring and alerting

What it includes

• —Automated tests concentrated on domain logic and data integrity
• —End-to-end coverage of the few flows that carry the business
• —Accessibility checks against WCAG 2.2 AA as part of the pipeline
• —Load testing where a specific volume assumption needs proving

You receive

• —Test suites in the repository
• —Accessibility audit
• —Performance baseline

What it includes

• —Dependency and security update cadence
• —Incident response with an agreed severity ladder
• —Iterative delivery against a living roadmap
• —Documentation kept current as a condition of merging, not as a quarterly cleanup

You receive

• —Support agreement with response targets
• —Maintained documentation
• —Release notes per iteration