01Web Applications (SaaS)
Development of robust and scalable platforms with React and Next.js. Focused on high performance and complex logic.
Available for dedicated hiring & corporate contracts · Remote
We Build Digital Experiences
Front-end web development focused on performance, accessibility, and clean code. We transform ideas into high-impact digital products.
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What We Offer
02WordPress Development
Creation of corporate sites and self-manageable stores. Custom themes, fast and optimized for conversion.
03Frontend & UI Development
We transform static designs into interactive, pixel-perfect code. Fluid and responsive interfaces on any device.
04Performance & Technical SEO
Audit and optimization of Core Web Vitals. We improve load speed and accessibility to climb positions in search engines.
Success Stories
AI-Powered Portfolio & CMS
Designed and engineered a high-performance personal web application using Next.js, React 19, and TypeScript. Implemented an autonomous recruitment assistant powered by Google Gemini Flash and live RAG context.
Google Wallet / Pay
Engineered frontend forms and managed CMS content for the global Google Wallet platform. Overcame complex architectural challenges like full RTL (Right-to-Left) and LTR layout support.
Disney Cruise Line
Developed critical UI components for the official cruise booking platform. Led the migration of legacy JavaScript codebases into a modern, robust React and TypeScript architecture.
Planeta Sorprendente — Chocolates Jet
Digitized Colombia's most iconic sticker album into an interactive web experience. Engineered gamification mechanics, virtual transactions, and user engagement loops.
Latest News
Martina Quest is live: household chores as a game for kids
We built Martina Quest, a web app where parents set the day's chores and kids tick them off to earn coins. At the end of the week they trade those coins for rewards the parents choose. There are no punishments. If a chore couldn't get done, the kid explains why and the parent decides whether it counts. Martina was the first user, which is where the name comes from. The coin and reward mechanics are based on research about token economies and what keeps kids motivated. Kids without an email log in with a family code and a PIN. It runs on Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind and Supabase. Sign-up is open: https://martina-quest.vercel.app
Specialty Coffee Launch with Azahar Coffee
We supported our client Azahar Coffee in launching their new premium coffee, "Microlot Finca El Recuerdo". To drive engagement, we deployed a targeted email marketing campaign to their customer database, maximizing product visibility and conversion rates. Explore the product here: https://azaharcoffee.com/en/producto/microlote-finca-el-recuerdo-340g/
AI Business Agent Launched in Production
Our personal AI assistant powered by Google Gemini 1.5 Flash is officially live, handling real-time customer project inquiries and live quoting.
Stack Toolset
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Latest blog posts
Google changes the AI behind its search engine: what to watch in your traffic from now on
On November 12, Google rolled out Gemini 4 Hydrogen in Search worldwide and called it its biggest model upgrade yet. Nobody knows yet how it will move your traffic, so the useful thing is to start measuring it properly now.
Read full articleWordPress 7.2 is ready for PHP 8.6: what to check before you upgrade your server
WordPress 7.2 Beta 5 says it has resolved the known issues with PHP 8.6, due on November 19. WordPress isn't the risk: your plugins and theme are, so check them before you change anything.
Read full articleChrome turns off XSLT on November 17: what to check if your site shows styled feeds or XML
On November 17, Chrome 158 stops running XSLT, an old technology some sites use to display XML in a readable way. Most sites won't notice, but if your RSS feed or XML looks formatted in the browser, check it this week.
Read full articleWordPress 7.2 will open a new address on your site: what to check before December 8
WordPress 7.2 adds /random/, an address that sends visitors to a random post, and it's on by default. It won't hurt most sites, but it's worth deciding whether you want it before December 8.
Read full articleNext.js patches two critical flaws and readies another release: what to do about your site
In October, Next.js fixed two critical flaws that let attackers take over a server without logging in, and announced seven more fixes for November. If your site runs a Next.js version older than 16.4.1, it's time to upgrade. Here's what happened and what to ask your team.
Read full articleThinking Is a Revolutionary Act
Are we using AI as a tool… or are we already letting it think for us? Between prompts, instant answers, and creativity built on recycled patterns, more and more professionals are falling into a dangerous comfort zone. Thinking, questioning, and creating something truly original is becoming a revolutionary act.
Read full articleWhy React Moving to the Linux Foundation Matters for Front-End Developers
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We are currently available for corporate contracts, freelance development, and dedicated team hiring. If you have a project that needs specialized software engineering, we'd love to hear about it.
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