Digital product studio — Est. 2019 — Worldwide
A design & engineering studio crafting fast, considered interfaces for teams that care about the details.
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- Turnkey startup
- Dedicated team
- Support and growth
(01 — Case studies)
Work
No case studies in this category yet
(02 — Problems)
What people come with
The four reasons we hear most often.
- 01
Slow development
Deadlines slip, the release keeps moving, and the reasons stay unclear.
- 02
Poor communication
No visibility into what is happening or when to expect results.
- 03
Technical debt
Every new feature costs more than the last, and fixes break what worked.
- 04
No scalability
The system cannot cope with growing load and data.
(03 — Services)
What we do
- 01
Turnkey startup
From analysis to launch: the whole product, including infrastructure and post-release support.
- 02
Dedicated team
Developers join your project and work in your process, tracker and rhythm.
- 03
Support and growth
We take over an existing product: monitoring, fixes, new features and technical debt.
(04 — Process)
How we work
Six stages. Each one ends with something you can look at and discuss.
- 01
Analysis
We unpack the problem, the audience and the success metrics, and agree the scope.
- 02
Design
Structure, user flows, screen prototypes and the visual language.
- 03
Development
Front-end, back-end and integrations built to the agreed structure.
- 04
Testing
Flows, load, speed and behaviour across devices.
- 05
Launch
Moving to production, setting up infrastructure and analytics.
- 06
Support
Monitoring, updates and further development after release.
(04 — Deliverables)
What you get
Not an abstract “website”, but a concrete set of artefacts — all handed over to you.
- 01
Designs and design system
Every screen and state, plus a UI kit and components in Figma any team can pick up.
- 02
Responsive and accessible
Works from 360 px up, with keyboard and screen-reader support.
- 03
Technical SEO
Semantic markup, clean URLs, meta and Open Graph tags, sitemap, Core Web Vitals in the green.
- 04
Content and localisation
Copy structured into the site and a second language version.
(05 — Stack)
Technology stack
Backend
- Laravel
- Golang
- WordPress
- Django
- NestJS
Frontend
- VueJS
- ReactJS
- NuxtJS
- NextJS
DevOps
- Docker
- GitHub
- CI/CD
- Portainer
- Zabbix
Databases
- MySQL
- MariaDB
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- MongoDB
Message brokers
- RabbitMQ
- Kafka
- Redis
Mobile
- Flutter
- Ionic Framework
(05 — Studio)
Studio
Bytework is an independent studio designing and building digital products: strategy, design and engineering under one roof.
Industries
- E-commerce
- EdTech
- FinTech
- Corporate websites
Less, but better
(07 — Questions)
Frequently asked
The questions we get before a project starts. If yours is missing, just ask.
How long does a project take?
A landing page takes 3–5 weeks, a corporate site 6–10 weeks, a product with complex logic three months and up. We fix the date after the brief and do not move it without your call.
How is the price calculated?
By scope, not by guessed hours. After the brief you get an estimate broken down by stage, so you can see what you pay for and drop what you don't need.
Who owns the result?
You do, entirely. Designs, source code and the rights to them transfer to the client, and the repository lives on your account.
Do you work with an existing site?
Yes. We audit speed, accessibility and SEO, then redesign or rewrite the bottlenecks without taking the project offline.
What happens after launch?
A support agreement: monitoring, updates, fixes and iterative development. One-off work is fine too, if something comes up later.
How does communication work?
One owner on our side, weekly demos and a shared task board. You see work in progress, not just the end of a stage.
(08 — Start a project)