A website, store, or app for your San Francisco business

What we build for San Francisco businesses

A manufacturer in San Francisco might need a quote form and a short catalog. A fashion label in San Francisco might need a store with sizes, photos, and checkout on a phone. A nonprofit in San Francisco might need an event page and a donation form a volunteer can edit.

A life-sciences or software company in San Francisco might need a product site, or a small app, and a demo request. A venue in San Francisco might need a booking page with a date, a headcount, and a deposit.

A product interface should let a test user complete one useful workflow and recover from a failed request. A fashion catalogue adds variant selection and consistent product imagery; a manufacturing website might need specifications that remain attached to an enquiry. For life-sciences information, use approved content and an identified publication owner. These examples suggest bounded features that can be commissioned independently. The acceptance task should show a real input moving through the interface, the permitted record being returned and a clear response when the input or access is wrong. Design and API responsibilities are agreed before implementation.

How it works from San Francisco

San Francisco shares Vancouver’s hour during US daylight time. In standard time Vancouver is one hour ahead, so a dated invitation matters. We can take a feature in your repository while another developer owns the API, or deliver an approved page in your chosen CMS. Decide who reviews and who deploys. The work may be fixed scope, hourly repair or paid investigation; USD billing and the handoff boundary are set before release.

What your site should handle in California

These items define technical implementation to agree with your business and advisers; this is not legal advice or certification.

• Where CCPA coverage and sale or sharing of personal information trigger opt-out duties, wire the agreed privacy choices and Global Privacy Control handling into the relevant tools.
• For the public product journey, agree WCAG 2.1 AA checks. California’s Unruh Act also makes an ADA violation a state civil-rights issue; counsel determines legal applicability.
• Campaign email uses the business’s accurate sender details and physical address, plus a tested CAN-SPAM removal mechanism.

Our own work

Rain and Moonflower are owned products tied to browser and Safari capabilities. ICD Atlas adds offline reference lookup and multilingual UI. They show implemented software in those platforms. For a web product feature, we supply a reviewable slice and test its own data, permissions and interaction states.

Platforms we work with

A San Francisco build can be WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Webflow, Squarespace, or Wix, a custom site in Next.js, React, and TypeScript, or an app in Swift and SwiftUI, Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, or React Native and Flutter.