Lightweight Web & Application Engineering

Modern web apps built on Multi-Page Architecture (MPA) – no framework bloat, with accessibility engineered into the core, never patched on at the end.

Who this is for

Businesses and organizations that demand fast, dependable websites without operational surprises – without needing an extensive internal IT team.

What is included

  • End-to-end design and implementation of websites or applications
  • Administrative panel tailored to real operational workflows, not off-the-shelf bloat
  • WCAG 2.2 AA compliance baked into development, not audited after deployment
  • Hosting setup, security hardening, and deployment pipelines

The approach

Selecting technologies to solve the specific engineering problem, not chase industry trends. That might mean a ground-up platform replacement or iterative modernization of existing code. The priority stays identical: lower resource consumption, lower latency, and code maintainable years after release.

Legacy Systems Migration & Modernization

Transitioning sluggish legacy systems to platforms that run faster, cost less to operate, and eliminate vendor lock-in.

Who this is for

Companies burdened by a system that runs but becomes increasingly fragile to maintain – bloated WordPress setups, aging CMSs, untangled legacy code, or restrictive proprietary platforms.

What is included

  • Detailed architecture and data audit prior to migration
  • Zero-loss content and structure migration preserving historical SEO
  • A new architectural foundation scaled to real operational needs
  • Integrated WCAG 2.2 AA compliance as part of the migration, not a separate phase

Migration process

We audit what exists before deciding what stays – trimming redundant features and restructuring outdated modules. Migrations can be executed incrementally or via a single cutover, depending on acceptable downtime risk.

WCAG 2.2 Audits & Remediations

Digital accessibility treated not as an administrative checklist, but as a core product requirement – backed by genuine testing, not just automated scanners.

Who this is for

Organizations subject to statutory accessibility mandates (e.g., EU-funded projects, public bodies), as well as companies that recognize accessibility as an essential standard for end users.

What is included

  • Full automated and manual site-wide accessibility audit
  • Cross-platform screen reader evaluations
  • Direct code remediation – not just advisory reports, but actual code fixes
  • Documentation of accessibility decisions and justified technical exceptions

Audit methodology

Automated scanners catch only a fraction of issues. The rest requires hands-on engineering: manual audits, screen reader validation (NVDA, VoiceOver, Orca), and a structured report with prioritized remediation steps.

Technical Workshops & Training

Designed for engineering teams who want to master architectural trade-offs rather than simply copying patterns from Stack Overflow.

Topics covered

  • Systems architecture and engineering for scale
  • Legacy modernizations and migrations – strategies and pitfalls
  • Digital accessibility (WCAG) in practice, not theory
  • Critical technology selection and reducing dependency footprint

Format

Internal team workshops, conference presentations (e.g., Ya!va Conf), and focused problem-solving sessions targeted at specific architectural challenges.