United Kingdom · Ireland · Europe

Web, app and software development for UK and European businesses

Websites, stores, portals and apps for the UK, Ireland and the rest of Europe, from a team that has worked with UK clients since 2015.

We started working from London in 2015, when we had enough UK clients that a local presence made sense. Design and development are shared with our team in Islamabad, which is four or five hours ahead of the UK and three or four ahead of central Europe. Your morning is our afternoon, so questions get answered the same day and most of the build happens during your working hours.

Work for clients in the UK and Ireland

  • Freesnaps Photo Tiles, UK: an online store where customers upload their own photos, style them into wooden frame sets and order with free shipping. The upload and styling needed custom work alongside the store.
  • JM Group Ireland: a private ordering portal where business customers order workwear and safety footwear in every size, with their own prices, stock, VAT and order tracking.
  • Bajwa Security Solutions, Kent: the website of a security company offering SIA-licensed guarding, door supervision, mobile patrols and keyholding across London and the South East, with a quote form and WhatsApp.

Business-to-business ordering like JM Group's is a big part of our European work: trade customers with their own prices, bulk orders and an account for each company. More on our work page.

What's different about building for the UK and Europe

Cookie consent. Under UK and EU rules, analytics and advertising cookies need the visitor's permission first, and "Reject" has to be as easy as "Accept". We set it up properly and make sure tracking really waits for the answer.

GDPR. If your site collects names, emails or job applications, you need to know where that data is stored, who can see it and how long you keep it. We'll help you write it down in a privacy policy that matches what the site actually does.

VAT and prices. Shoppers expect prices including VAT; business buyers usually want them without. A B2B portal has to show both properly and put the right VAT on every invoice.

Accessibility. The European Accessibility Act has applied to many online shops and services in the EU since June 2025. We build with keyboard access, readable contrast and proper labels from the start, so it isn't a rebuild later.

Payments. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are expected. For trade customers, paying on account by invoice often matters more than the checkout.

How we work with European clients

Calls on your time, one person who knows your project, and a working version you can click through every week or two instead of one big reveal at the end. When it's live, the code, hosting and accounts are in your company's name. If you'd like to start small, a fixed-scope first phase is the easiest way to see how we work.

Start a project

Pick what you need from our menu and get a proposal with a timeline and an estimate in about a minute, or tell us about your project. We reply within one business day.