What we do

Design and engineering for websites that have to ship

Tenten is an AI-native design and engineering company. Strategy, content, UI/UX, and full-stack development share one brief; named owners remain accountable through launch and responsibility transfer.

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Selected clients

Strategist mapping an interface flow on a studio whiteboard

Strategy

Start with the numbers, not the mockups

Before anyone opens Figma, we work out what the site needs to achieve and who it needs to reach. That homework shapes everything that follows.

Analytics and researchWe read your traffic and user data before we propose anything.
Brand, content, and digital strategyOne plan covering what you say, where you say it, and how the site carries it.
CRO and technical SEO supportConversion and search fundamentals are scoped in from day one.

Design

Interfaces people can use without thinking

Everything we design should be clear in its purpose and true to your identity. If a visitor has to stop and figure out a page, the design has failed.

UI/UX design and prototypesClickable prototypes before code, so you approve what you'll actually get.
Creative direction and brand guidesA documented design system your team keeps using after launch.
Visual assets and motion designIllustrations, graphics, and the small movements that make a page feel finished.

Development

A build system chosen for the operating reality

We build full stack and we are not loyal to one platform. Webflow for content-led marketing sites, Shopify for commerce operations, WordPress where the existing ecosystem makes sense, and headless or custom code when integration and governance require it.

Full-stack developmentFront end, back end, and a CMS your team can edit without a developer.
Third-party integrationsPayments, analytics, CRM, and whatever your stack already runs.
Performance optimizationWe treat page speed as a launch requirement and test it before go-live.

Industries

Use the closest case to expose the real constraints

We work across enterprise, startup, commerce, SaaS, nonprofit, and agency briefs. The relevant case and constraints stay visible when we recommend a build path.

Enterprise and startup websitesCorporate platforms like the ASUS Pressroom, and launch sites for early-stage teams.
SaaS and agency websitesMarketing sites that explain the product and hold up under constant iteration.
Nonprofit and ecommerce websitesCause-driven organizations, and storefronts on Shopify, Shopline, and WooCommerce.

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DELIVERY CONTROL

Every stage ends with something your team can inspect.

Strategy, content, design, and engineering share one decision record. The schedule follows the approved scope; progress is measured by accepted artifacts, working paths, and named ownership rather than a universal week count.

FRAME

Scope and journey brief

The business goal, priority audiences, critical journeys, constraints, owners, and exclusions in one reviewable record.

Priority journeys and content jobs
Platform and integration constraints
Success signals and explicit exclusions
Named decision owners

APPROVE

Interface and content contract

The approved direction, content hierarchy, component rules, CMS model, responsive behavior, and unresolved decisions.

Real-content wireframes or prototypes
Component and state inventory
CMS fields and editorial ownership
Accessibility and responsive intent

VERIFY

Release-readiness matrix

Working paths tested with representative content and agreed devices before the production decision.

Forms, integrations, and analytics events
Responsive and accessibility checks
Metadata, canonicals, sitemaps, and redirects
Known exceptions and release owner

OWN

Operations handoff

The accounts, access, publishing workflow, runbook, known limits, backlog, and support boundary the operating team inherits.

Client-owned production accounts
Editor and administrator access
Publishing and rollback guidance
Open backlog and next owner

WEBFLOW

Content-led sites with a marketing-owned CMS

A strong fit when structured publishing and visual control matter more than application-grade state. Tenten uses the supported Webflow Partner wording; platform status is not a delivery outcome.

SHOPIFY

Commerce where catalog and operations stay central

A strong fit when products, markets, checkout, apps, inventory, and order operations can live inside Shopify's model. Complex exceptions are mapped before the build.

HEADLESS OR CUSTOM

Multi-channel content and integration-heavy systems

Useful when content reuse, permissions, performance boundaries, or integrations justify more architecture. It also creates more systems to own, test, and operate.

SELECTED EVIDENCE

Open the work, not a claims deck.

ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING

Start with the system the team needs to own

Bring the goal, current stack, content, and launch constraints. We will identify the build path, the open decisions, and what needs to be true before work starts.