Ovinix / Services / Web platforms
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Web platforms
that earn their keep.

Marketing sites, dashboards, portals, content systems. Built for speed, accessibility, and edit-ability by your team. Performance is a feature, not a phase.

[ Why this exists ]

The problem

Most company sites are built once, abandoned for two years, then rebuilt from scratch. Marketing teams can’t edit copy without a ticket. Engineers can’t ship a landing page without a design review. Pages load in 4 seconds because nobody owns the budget.

The fix isn’t another rebuild. It’s a platform: a stack your marketing, design, and engineering teams can all touch without breaking each other’s work.

A website is a tool for the people who maintain it, not a one-time deliverable.
[ What we do ]

Six things a web platform actually has to do.

In rough order of how often clients underestimate them.

01

Editorial that doesn’t require a deploy

Headless CMS with real preview, structured fields, role-based publishing. Marketers ship in minutes, not sprints.

02

Performance budgets, enforced

LCP under 1.5s on 4G, CLS near zero, JS payloads measured in tens of KB. We treat regressions as bugs.

03

Accessibility from day one

WCAG 2.2 AA as a floor. Keyboard, screen-reader, reduced-motion paths tested before launch — not after a complaint.

04

i18n & locale routing

Multi-locale content models, hreflang, currency/date formatting, RTL where needed. Built in, not bolted on.

05

Edge-rendered, cache-aware

ISR, edge functions, stale-while-revalidate. Pages that feel static, with content that updates instantly.

06

Analytics that respect users

Cookieless by default, GDPR-clean, server-side where possible. Real numbers, fewer banners.

[ Deliverables ]

What you get, shipped.

Concrete artifacts, not slide decks. Every engagement ends with these in your repo, your cloud, your hands.

Production codebase

TypeScript-strict monorepo, your GitHub from commit one. Linting, formatting, CI configured.

Headless CMS

Sanity / Payload / Contentful — schema modeled to your content, with a clean editor experience.

Design tokens & components

Reusable UI primitives, themable, documented in Storybook.

Performance dashboard

Core Web Vitals tracked in production. Alerts when budgets break.

i18n pipeline

Translation workflow + locale routing. Add a market without re-architecting.

Editor handbook

A short PDF + Loom walkthroughs your marketing team will actually use.

[ Typical timeline ]

Six weeks to launch, roughly.

Week 1
Discover

Audit existing site, content model interviews, IA proposal, performance baseline.

Weeks 2–3
Design

Tokens, components, key page templates in clickable prototype. Iterate live.

Weeks 4–5
Build

Production engineering, CMS schema, content migration, edge deployment.

Week 6
Launch

Performance certification, editor training, DNS cutover, on-call for 30 days.

[ Stack ]

Tools we reach for, by default.

Not religious about any of these — we'll use what your team can maintain after we leave.

Next.jsAstroSanityPayloadVercelCloudflareTypeScriptTailwindPlaywrightStorybook

A site that compounds.

Tell us about the platform you wish you had — what your team can’t do today, and what “good” would look like.