PIXZ.DEV · web engineering studio

Websites,engineered.

PixelForge is the industrial face of PIXZ.DEV — a studio for organizations that need a website to work like infrastructure: fast, maintainable, accessible, and measurably effective.

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  • Corporate builds
  • Web applications
  • Performance budgets

PROJECT SHEET

PROJECT
Your website
STUDIO
PIXZ.DEV
TOLERANCE
0 layout shift
STATUS
Ready to build

PIXZ.DEV / PIXELFORGE — 2026

The firm

A workshop, not a template shop.

PixelForge treats a website as a load-bearing structure: drawn before it is built, built before it is decorated, and tested before it ships. The same discipline a bridge gets, applied to your homepage.

  • 01

    Drawn before built

    Architecture first: sitemap, content model, and layout system agreed on paper before a single component is coded.

  • 02

    Built to be maintained

    Typed codebases, documented decisions, and dependency hygiene — so the next developer thanks you instead of cursing you.

  • 03

    Measured, not assumed

    Performance budgets, accessibility audits, and analytics wired in from day one. Claims come with numbers attached.

Capabilities

What the forge builds.

Six kinds of engagement, one engineering standard. Every deliverable ships documented, tested, and ready to grow.

  • PF-01

    Corporate websites

    The company's structural homepage: clear hierarchy, credible story, and a content model your team can actually maintain.

    • Multi-page
    • CMS-ready
    • SEO foundations
  • PF-02

    Web applications

    Internal tools, portals, and customer-facing apps — typed end to end, with honest states and room to scale.

    • Dashboards
    • Portals
    • Auth flows
  • PF-03

    Performance engineering

    Audits and rebuilds for sites that lost their speed: bundle surgery, image pipelines, and Core Web Vitals in the green.

    • Audits
    • Core Web Vitals
    • Rebuilds
  • PF-04

    Headless CMS builds

    Editorial teams get a friendly cockpit; the website stays fast and statically delivered. Content flows, sites don't slow.

    • Editorial UX
    • Static delivery
  • PF-05

    Accessibility (WCAG 2.2)

    Audits and fixes to AA level — keyboard paths, contrast, semantics — so every visitor can use what you paid for.

    • AA audits
    • Keyboard paths
    • Semantics
  • PF-06

    Design systems

    Component libraries with tokens, docs, and governance — one source of truth for design and engineering to share.

    • Tokens
    • Docs
    • Governance

Selected work

The case sheets.

Original concept exercises by the studio — clearly labeled CONCEPT, not client work. They demonstrate method; your project brings the material.

CONCEPT

Corporate group site

Meridian Group

A holding company's structural site — five business units under one architecture, each with its own depth but a shared spine.

  • Multi-unit
  • CMS
  • Bilingual
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CONCEPT

Fintech operations dashboard

Ledgerline

An internal ledger dashboard — dense tables that stay readable, keyboard-first navigation, and states for every failure mode.

  • Data-dense
  • Keyboard-first
  • Dark UI
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CONCEPT

Property portal

Atlas Realty

A listings portal concept — faceted search that feels instant, floor plans rendered as crisp vector sheets.

  • Faceted search
  • Vector plans
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Standards

The non-negotiables.

Six standards applied to every engagement, regardless of size. They are what separates a forge from a factory.

S-01

Typed end to end

TypeScript from database to markup. Errors caught at compile time cost nothing; errors caught by customers cost trust.

S-02

Performance budgets

Every project ships with a kilobyte budget and a loading-time target — tracked, not hoped for.

S-03

Accessibility as delivered

AA-level accessibility is part of the build, not an add-on phase. Keyboard and screen-reader paths tested before handover.

S-04

Semantic architecture

HTML that means what it says — headings that map the page, landmarks that guide, links that behave like links.

S-05

Documented decisions

Architecture notes and a handover document, so future maintainers know why, not just where.

S-06

Zero-surprise deploys

Preview builds for review, clean rollback paths, and a launch checklist signed by both sides.

Method

Four stages, fully drawn.

The same sequence whether the build is five pages or fifty. You always know what stage the project is in and what comes next.

  1. STAGE 01

    Brief

    Goals, audiences, content, and constraints — documented and signed. The drawing starts when the requirements stop moving.

  2. STAGE 02

    Architecture

    Sitemap, content model, wireframes, and the technical plan. You review the blueprint before we pour any concrete.

  3. STAGE 03

    Build

    Typed components, reviewed pull requests, and preview links for every milestone. Progress you can click, not just read about.

  4. STAGE 04

    Ship

    Performance and accessibility checks against the agreed budgets, then launch with a rollback path and a handover document.

Delivered. Documented. Ready for the next decade.

Intake open

Have a build in mind?Let's spec it.

Tell PIXZ.DEV what your organization needs — a structural corporate site, an internal tool, or a rescue mission for a slow one. The studio replies with a plan, a budget, and a schedule.