ChoosyAgency

Websites and products
built to earn their keep.

Marketing sites, SaaS platforms, dashboards and portals — engineered for speed, built to convert, and designed so your team can run them without us.

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A site is not finished when it looks right. It is finished when it loads fast, ranks, converts, and your team can edit it unaided.

What we build

The work that sits under this practice. Scope is agreed in writing before anything is built.

01
Marketing websites
Conversion-focused sites with clear positioning, fast load times, and a CMS your team can actually run.
02
SaaS platforms
Multi-tenant products with authentication, billing, roles and permissions built in from the first sprint.
03
Dashboards & portals
Data-heavy interfaces that stay readable at scale — client portals, admin consoles and reporting views.
04
Design systems
A reusable component library so every new page ships consistent instead of drifting.

Capabilities

Included as standard rather than quoted as extras.

Performance — Core Web Vitals, image strategy and bundle discipline
SEO foundations — semantic markup, metadata and structured data
Accessibility — keyboard paths, focus states and WCAG contrast
CMS integration — editor training and written documentation
Analytics — event tracking and conversion measurement
Handover — source, infrastructure and accounts transferred to you

How a build runs

Four stages, roughly 4–12 weeks depending on scope.

01
Discovery

Goals, audience and constraints, plus a technical architecture plan.

02
Design

Full design in Figma across desktop, tablet and mobile.

03
Build

Production build in Next.js, React or your existing stack.

04
Launch

Deployment pipeline, staging, handover docs and 30 days of support.

What you end up with

No fixed guarantees on numbers — but these are the outcomes we design for and measure.

01
A site that loads fast
Performance budgets set during design, not retrofitted after launch when it is expensive to fix.
02
A team that is not blocked
Editors can publish, and developers can extend, without a call to us first.
03
Something you own
Code, infrastructure and accounts are yours, documented, with no vendor lock-in.