LWC
Interfaces built around the task, not the object
Fast, accessible Lightning Web Components that collapse a five-screen process into one, and pass an audit while doing it.
Standard record pages are organised around objects. People work in tasks, and a task often spans four objects and two systems. That gap is where the clicks — and the abandonment — come from.
We build LWCs for the specific moments where the standard UI costs real time: multi-object entry, guided decisions, dense data comparison, field-side workflows on mobile. Components are built to be reusable across the org, tested with Jest, and checked against WCAG 2.2 AA, because internal tools have accessibility obligations too.
What you get
- Task-shaped screens that remove navigation between objects.
- Reusable component library rather than one-off screens.
- Jest-tested, with wire adapters and Apex mocked properly.
- Accessible: keyboard operable, screen-reader labelled, contrast-checked.
- Fast: lazy loading, minimal DOM, cached wire data, measured render times.
- Consistent with SLDS so it doesn’t look bolted on — or deliberately branded where it’s customer-facing.
Features
Record-page components · Screen Flow components · Experience Cloud components · App Page and Utility Bar components · Mobile-optimised components · Data grids with virtualised rendering · Guided multi-step entry · Chart and visualisation components · Component library with documented API · Jest test suites
How we run it
01 Task analysis and click baseline · 02 Interaction design and states (loading, empty, error) · 03 Build with tests · 04 Accessibility and performance check · 05 Pilot with real users · 06 Library documentation and rollout
What you receive
Task analysis with baseline click counts · Component specifications including empty and error states · Source-controlled components with Jest tests · Accessibility checklist results · Performance measurements · Component library documentation
Common questions
Aura or LWC?
LWC for anything new. We migrate Aura where it’s blocking performance or maintainability, not for its own sake.
Can components work in Experience Cloud and internally?
Yes, if designed for it from the start — which affects data access and styling decisions, so we decide up front.
How do you handle empty and error states?
They’re specified before the happy path. An interface is judged on what it does when something is missing.
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