Web applications & sites
Designed and built end to end — customer-facing applications, product interfaces, marketing sites and documentation.
What we do
We design and build websites, and the web applications behind them. Marketing sites, documentation, product interfaces, customer portals — from a single landing page to an application people use every day.
Kerry leads design and the front end. Damien handles the application layer, the data and the deployment. Between us that covers a project end to end without subcontracting the interesting half.
Most builds run on Nuxt or Next, with content in Markdown, deployed to Cloudflare. That's the stack we know deeply enough to make fast.
How we work
Structure first. Before anything is designed, we work out what the content is: which types exist, what fields they have, how they relate. Get that right and the design has something real to hang on.
Built to be edited. A site only a developer can change is a site that decays. We model content so the people who own the words can change them, which is the same instinct that produced Intracia.
Fast and accessible by default, not as a retrofit. Semantic markup, sensible Core Web Vitals, keyboard navigation and real focus states. All of it is cheap while you're building and expensive afterwards.
Legible to machines. Structured data emitted from typed values rather than guessed from prose. Real dates, real attribution. Search now means answer engines and generative engines as well as ranked links, and content built only for the last of those is quietly losing reach.
This site is the demonstration. Its JSON-LD, feeds and /llms.txt all derive from the same schemas, and nobody maintains them separately.
Who it's for
Companies whose site was fine at launch and has quietly decayed since.
Teams who need a web application built properly rather than assembled from whatever the last contractor left.
B2B and technical companies whose buyers do their research long before they ever talk to sales.
From the blog
What we've learned building software, and the opinions we came away with.
You don't need WordPress any more
I ran WordPress for years — my own sites and clients', from cPanel to HHVM to a dedicated server. Then came the hack while I was asleep, and the content I couldn't manipulate. Why I left, and what I run instead.

Reintroducing Intracia
A new site, a clear list of the work we take on, and Intracia out in the open for the first time.
