Design
We design the screens your users will trust with money, health, or their afternoon — every surface starts as a working prototype, not a deck.
- Brand identity
- UI/UX
- Design system
- Motion spec
We take the idea you haven't said out loud yet and make it real.
Three chapters. One team.
Engineering
We write the production front end and the API underneath it, then stay long enough to see it survive contact with real users.
- Architecture
- Full-stack build
- APIs & integrations
- Code review
- Tests
Launch
We turn the finished product into a release your team can run without us, then we watch the numbers with you.
- CI/CD
- Cloud infrastructure
- Observability
- Release gates
- Handoff docs
Selected work
Nordic Roast
Nordic Roast needed a subscription funnel people would trust with their card details before they'd ever tasted the coffee. We rebuilt signup around a single freshness receipt — roast date, rest time, ship date — and gave the pricing page one honest data model instead of three. It shipped as a static build fast enough to survive a link from a newsletter of 40,000 people.
Scope: Design & engineering · Stack: Next.js, Stripe, Sanity · Duration: 3 weeks
This is what a finished evolution looks like.
How we work
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Brief
2–3 DAYS
You tell us what's broken, half-built, or still just a note on your phone.
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Prototype
1–2 WEEKS
We build the real thing on real data, not a slide about the thing.
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Review
3–5 DAYS
A second senior pair of eyes checks accessibility, edge cases, and load before anything ships.
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Ship
1 WEEK
It goes live under your domain, documented, with a named person on call.
Nine people. No subcontractors.
the intelligence behind the evolution.
Codenca by the numbers
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9
People on the team
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4
Steps from brief to ship
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1
Team, start to finish
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0
Subcontractors
Questions
Frequently asked
Who actually works on my project?
One of the nine people on this page — never a rotating cast. You'll know their name and role before the first prototype ships, and Rhea reviews every release before it goes live.
What do you need from us to start?
A two-paragraph brief is enough — what's broken, who it's for, and what "done" looks like to you. Half-formed is fine. We'll ask the questions that turn it into a working prototype.
How fast can you actually move?
Most briefs turn into a clickable prototype in three to five days. Full builds depend on scope, but you'll get a real date on the first call, not a range.
Do you design it, build it, or both?
Both, in-house. The same senior people who design the interface write the code that ships it, so nothing gets lost translating a file into a build.
What happens after launch?
We stay on for a short iteration window to watch how it performs against real traffic, then hand over documentation your own team can run without us. If you're ready to start, write to hello@codenca.com.