UK GDPR designed into the data model
Lawful basis, retention periods, subject access and deletion handled in the schema and the admin tooling, so a data request is a feature rather than a scramble.
Software built for the UK market carries obligations most templates ignore: lawful data handling under UK GDPR, accessibility that stands up to scrutiny, and often a requirement to keep data in UK or EU regions. We design and engineer web applications on React and Next.js with those constraints treated as architecture decisions rather than a compliance review at the end.
How We Work Here
Lawful basis, retention periods, subject access and deletion handled in the schema and the admin tooling, so a data request is a feature rather than a scramble.
Keyboard navigation, focus order, contrast and screen-reader semantics built into the component library — which matters commercially as soon as you sell to the public sector or a large enterprise.
Hosting in London or EU regions with documented sub-processors, decided before the architecture is fixed rather than renegotiated during procurement.
Security questionnaires, data flow diagrams and sub-processor lists prepared as part of delivery, because UK enterprise and public-sector buyers will ask for all three.
Stripe, GoCardless, Direct Debit and Open Banking integrations where the product calls for them, including the mandate and reconciliation flows around them.
Repositories, cloud accounts and deployment pipelines in your company's name, handed over in full at the end of the engagement.
UK web app questions
Something not covered here? Ask us directly — we would rather answer it before you commit than after.
Lawful basis, retention periods, subject access and deletion are handled in the data model and the admin tooling, so a data subject request is a feature of the product rather than a scramble.
Yes — WCAG 2.2 AA, with keyboard navigation, focus order, contrast and screen-reader semantics built into the component library. It matters commercially as soon as you sell to the public sector or a large enterprise.
Yes — London or EU regions with documented sub-processors, decided before the architecture is fixed rather than renegotiated during procurement.
Security questionnaires, data flow diagrams and sub-processor lists are prepared as part of delivery, because UK enterprise and public-sector buyers ask for all three.
Stripe, GoCardless, Direct Debit and Open Banking where the product calls for them, including the mandate and reconciliation flows around them.
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