Hey, We're WebWorks ^👋

We emerged blinking into the world as a scrappy software outfit, crafting bespoke solutions when off-the-shelf apps simply bowed out. Picture Dave and Dom locked in a duel: one hand gripping a coffee cup, the other furiously tapping at a keyboard, eyes glazed over from staring at code like it was the next Da Vinci Cipher. Spoiler alert: the real secret ingredient to our early breakthroughs was espresso.

We made our inaugural hire (bravo to you, mysterious newcomer!), and it felt like letting someone into our tightly knit, coffee-stained family. Their “onboarding” primarily involved decoding our private jokes - how else would you learn the sacred lore of “are you a developer?” Rumour has it they’re still Googling punchlines.

After years of whispering sweet nothings to back-end code, we realised great software still needs a red-carpet entrance. So we slapped on our designer hats, plotted cunning digital front doors, and unleashed websites so seductive even Google couldn’t resist crawling them. Who knew a slick homepage could feel like a first date?

Enter Oli: part productivity guru, part human alarm clock, and full-time sarcasm connoisseur. Suddenly deadlines got met, servers stayed up, and every deliverable came with a side of witty one-liner. Our office jokes achieved critical mass - and productivity shot through the roof.

Yes, folks, 2020 wasn’t all doom and gloom. Ellie sashayed in with calendars, checklists, and a colour-coded spreadsheet fetish. “Chaos” got downgraded to “organised chaos,” and we finally stopped searching for lost post-its under piles of old mockups. (Well… “finally” might be generous.)

We all nodded solemnly in meetings about documenting processes - whiteboard sketches, mind maps, the works. Then… radio silence. Two years later, our “documentation” still lives in the ether of good intentions, with maybe a sticky note or three shoved between Jira tickets.

That fateful day someone uttered “synergy” in a client meeting felt like a corporate siren call. We collectively shuddered, poured ourselves another coffee, and have been recovering ever since. We’re still not sure if “synergy” is a real word or an office hazard sign.

We welcomed Jay, our Full-Stack Swiss Army Knife, who slices seamlessly between code, design, and automations - like a single tool that does it all. Meanwhile, we played musical chairs with Notion, Jira, Trello, and even a whiteboard before conceding that Post-its plastered on every surface are, surprisingly, the superior PM interface.

Rob joined the crew as our resident wordsmith; and somehow became our resident barista. Yes, he makes all the coffees - but only by pure coincidence 👀. (We’re still investigating whether he’s secretly a coffee machine in human form.)

Congratulations: you’ve arrived in the here and now. We’re still Dave, Dom, and the ever-growing coffee club, constantly iterating on code, jokes, and caffeine intake. Buckle up - ’s chapter is just getting started!