Whatpeople always ask.
Ten questions clients ask us before a project starts. If yours isn't here, write to us — we read every email.
A landing ships in 2–4 weeks. A corporate site in 4–8. A custom web app or e-commerce in 8–14. We kick off with a week of strategy and share progress along the way — no one-shot big reveals.
Both. On WordPress we build with Divi + WooCommerce — fast to edit, fast to ship, and the team can update content without touching code. On the modern stack we run Next.js + React + Supabase, same setup behind Rifalo, Noriu and Semillero Textil. We pick based on the project, not habit.
We use Divi as the foundation for WordPress projects, extended with custom blocks, hooks and styles where Divi falls short. That gives you Divi's editor for content, plus the performance and visual identity we'd get from a bespoke theme.
Yes — as extensions of the web project, not as separate businesses. If you need identity, editorial copy or campaign direction alongside the build, we scope it into the same proposal.
We do. Small studio on purpose — senior on everything, no relays. You talk to whoever is making the work. Every email, every demo, every line of code.
We stay on. Retainer clients get monthly iterations, analytics reviews and a direct Slack line. One-off clients get a 30-day warranty, training docs and first-call support whenever something breaks.
Between Barcelona and Buenos Aires, working globally. We've shipped for clients in Spain, Argentina, Mexico, Costa Rica and the US — asynchronous by default.
A short brief — what you're building, who it's for, a couple of references — and a 30-minute meeting. On the call we align on goals, scope and timeline; after that we send a proposal. Content, assets and copy can come together while we design.
Average 6 hours during studio days (Mon–Fri, 10:00–19:00 local). Briefs get a ballpark and next-steps reply within 24h.