Studio
Most web projects break at the handoff. This one has none.
Aevion Labs exists because too many sites get designed by one team, built by another, and launched slower, uglier and harder to edit than anyone intended. Every one of those failures happens in the gap between people.
So there is no gap. The same hands take a project from the first call to the deploy, which keeps the work direct, the costs honest, and the intent intact from the thing that was promised to the thing that ships.
Two projects run at a time, no more, mostly for founders and small teams who need a site that earns its keep rather than one that merely looks current. If that is not the brief, you will hear so on the first call.
- Founded
- 2026
- Model
- One studio, no subcontractors
- Stack
- Next.js, TypeScript, headless CMS
01 · What we do not do
Four kinds of work that go somewhere else.
Templates dressed up
No theme bought, recoloured and sold on as bespoke. If a template is genuinely the right answer for your budget, you will be told to buy one and shown which.
Design by committee
One decision maker on your side. Work reviewed by six people arrives back as an average of six opinions and pleases none of them.
Rescue jobs mid flight
Taking over somebody else's half-built project usually costs more than starting again and never satisfies anyone.
Lock-in of any kind
No proprietary CMS, no hosting you cannot leave, no retainer required to keep the lights on.
02 · How a week runs
You are never more than five days from seeing something real.
- Monday
Priorities for the week agreed in writing. Ten minutes, not a meeting.
- Midweek
Build continues against them. Questions go out as they come up rather than being saved for a call.
- Friday
A working link, not a screenshot. You click through what changed and say what is wrong.
03 · What it is built with
Boring tools, chosen so anyone can pick this up.
- Framework
- Next.js, React, TypeScript
- Styling
- Tailwind, design tokens
- Content
- Headless CMS, your account
- Hosting
- Vercel or your own infrastructure
- Payments
- Stripe
- Analytics
- Privacy first, or none at all
Boring on purpose. Every one of these is something another developer can pick up without a handover call, which matters more than whatever is fashionable this year.