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VRTechBro is a founder-led studio for websites, mobile apps, Chrome extensions and APIs. You work directly with the people who design and write the code.
A marketing website: navigation, a headline, a call to action and a feature grid.
The same people design, build and maintain each of these, so nothing gets lost between specialists.
Marketing and content sites built to load fast, rank well and be easy for your team to update.
Lighthouse targets we ship against
Each one shows what's included, the stack we use and how to get started.
Four stages, with something you can see and react to at the end of each one.
A call to understand your business, your users and what success looks like. You get a written scope and estimate.
Wireframes, then polished screens you can click through. Nothing gets built until you have seen it.
Development in short cycles with a live preview link, so you can follow progress and give feedback as it happens.
Deployment, analytics and a handover of everything you own. Support continues after go-live.
Three common ways to get software built. Each suits different projects; here is how they usually compare.
| Large agency | Freelancer | VRTechBro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who you talk to | Usually an account manager, who relays to the team | The person doing the work | The people who design and build it |
| Design, front end and back end | Often separate teams, with handoffs between them | Often one of the three, with the rest outsourced | One team covers all three |
| Websites, apps, extensions and APIs | Often, across different departments | Usually one or two specialisms | All of them, built to work together |
| Changes mid-project | Usually change requests and re-estimates | Depends on their availability | Discussed directly and planned into the next cycle |
| After launch | A support contract, sometimes with a different team | Depends on their other commitments | The same people maintain what they built |
What we're learning about building for the web, mobile and AI.
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