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We build websites that perform.

Nitrofire Computing is an independent studio that designs, builds, and ships production websites. Fast to load, clear to use, and left in a state you can keep changing. Registered nonprofits receive a discounted rate.

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Public sites

Pages that hold up under real traffic and real phones.

Production deploys

A launch you can click, not a folder of mockups.

Owned source

You keep the repo. We do not trap the work.

Nonprofit discount

Lower rates for registered nonprofits.

Schools, churches, community groups, and other registered nonprofits get a discounted engagement on new sites and ongoing work. Mention nonprofit status in the brief and we will price accordingly.

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Capabilities

What we actually build

Full capabilities

01

Websites that ship

Public sites with real information architecture, not a template with the name swapped. Pages people can find, read, and use on a phone.

02

Performance as a feature

A site that looks finished in a screenshot can still feel slow. We treat load time, interaction, and resilience as part of the product.

03

Editable after launch

The people who own the site should be able to change it. We build the editing path into the work instead of promising a handbook later.

04

Technical partnership

A small studio that stays on the work. Brief, build, ship, then keep the site maintainable instead of handing over a mystery.

Process

Brief, build, harden, hand off.

01

Brief

What has to exist, who uses it, and what “done” means. We will push back if the scope is a slogan instead of a website.

02

Build

Working pages in the repo. You can click them, break them, and tell us what is wrong. We do not disappear into a design cave.

03

Harden

Empty states, errors, mobile, access, and deploy. A site is not shipped because the happy path looks good in a screenshot.

04

Hand off

You own the source. We leave it in a state a competent engineer can continue — including us, if you want the next slice.