How every Solvus site gets built.
No case studies yet. Solvus is pre-launch. Instead, every decision and technique we use is documented below. If you want to see what we deliver, read this page. It is the honest version of a portfolio.
We start with the argument, not the visuals.
Every site opens with a question: what does this realtor need a visitor to do in the first 15 seconds?
Before anything else, we map visitor intent, information hierarchy, and page structure. This is wireframing, but done as a written argument first.
Design tokens before components. Components before pages.
Every Solvus build starts with a type scale, a spacing scale, and a colour palette. Locked before any visual design. Then components. Then pages. Never the other way around.
Navy
Cyan
White
Hand-coded.
Every time.
We do not use page builders. They are bloated, slow, unmaintainable, and locked to specific platforms.
Hand-coding gives you sub-1s load times, intentional placement of every DOM element, and zero hidden tracking scripts.
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Launch is a handover, not a delivery.
On launch day, you get source code, hosting credentials, domain ownership, documentation, and a 30-minute training call. No ongoing dependency. You can end the engagement at any time and your site keeps running.
- Source code (Git repository, full history)
- Hosting account credentials
- Domain registrar access
- CMS / content admin access
- Google Business Profile ownership
- Analytics ownership transfer
- Documentation (maintenance guidelines)
- 30-min training session recording
- 30-day support window activated
Under the hood.
Details nobody else bothers to mention. These apply to every Solvus build.
Minimum 95/100 on mobile. Measured on every push.
Under 1.5s on 4G. Under 2.5s on slow 3G.
Under 0.05. Below Google's good threshold.
AA minimum, AAA on text contrast for legibility.
Used correctly. Nav, main, article, real headings in order.
LocalBusiness and RealEstateAgent injected as JSON-LD.
Modern formats (WebP/AVIF), responsive srcset, lazy-loaded.
Site works without JS for core content.