— Delivery . Front-end and UI/UX Isle of Man . GMT+0

Your front-end, our problem.

Koneqt runs dedicated UI/UX and front-end teams for companies that would rather not carry one in-house. Websites, web apps, design systems, native apps. You get a dedicated specialist with a full team behind them, at a fraction of the cost of employing.

— Fig. 01 . One dedicated specialist, a full team behind them
You getA dedicated UI/UX designer
You getA dedicated front-end developer
Senior engineers DevOps QA team Tool licences included

The real cost of employing a front-end.

The salary you agree is not what a developer costs. On top sit employer National Insurance, pension, recruitment fees, equipment and the overhead nobody itemises. Then the deductions start: statutory leave, sick days, and the months it takes to learn your codebase before they are fully productive.

And underneath it all, the risk that rarely gets priced in: when the one person who knows the front-end resigns, they take the front-end with them.

In practice you pay for a full year and receive closer to eleven months of delivery, from one person working alone, with no senior colleague to turn to when something goes wrong.

A specialist, with a team behind them.

We take over your front-end work end to end: UI, UX, design systems, builds and upgrades.

You get a dedicated specialist who knows your product. Behind them sits the part no single salary can buy: senior engineers reviewing the work, DevOps maintaining the pipeline, and a UI/UX bench that has shipped for clients from five-page brochure sites to platforms serving millions of visits a month.

If your dedicated specialist moves on, the transition is seamless. The knowledge lives in the team, the process and the documentation, rather than in one person. That is the point.

One employee, or a team.

Employ one developer Koneqt front-end team
What you pay for A salary, plus the on-costs nobody itemises: NI, pension, recruitment, equipment One predictable contract, at a fraction of the all-in cost. Typically four specialists for the cost of two employees
Leave and sickness 28+ days a year, leaving gaps to cover Covered. You pay for a contract, not a person
Ramp-up Months to learn your codebase Two to four weeks to onboard. Larger estates get a structured discovery
Tool licences Figma, Adobe and the rest, on your bill Included. We carry the licences, you do not
Escalation Limited to who they can reach Senior engineers and DevOps within the team
If they leave The knowledge leaves with them Continuity is structural; the handover is invisible to you

The leave alone is close to an extra month of delivery per developer per year. The rate difference is on top, and we will show it to you on your own numbers, not from a price list.

How taking over works.

— 01
Discovery

We map your codebase, designs, tooling and deployment. Small and mid estates, two to four weeks. High-traffic estates get the deeper discovery they need.

— 02
Parallel running

Your current arrangement keeps running while we take the load over, with no abrupt cut-over.

— 03
Handover

We carry the front-end. Jira-tracked, documented, senior-reviewed. You have full visibility.

First onboarding carries a one-off cost over the first two to three months, while we learn your system properly. It happens once. Every developer we add after that inherits the knowledge.

What you can hand us.

Websites and web apps. React and modern JavaScript front-ends. Design systems and component libraries. UI/UX design and UI/UX development as two distinct specialisms, not one person stretched across both. Prototyping and user flows in Figma. WordPress estates. Native and cross-platform apps for Android and Apple. Accessibility and performance work. The redesign you have been deferring.

Every designer and developer works with AI tooling as standard, and the licences come included. Figma, the Adobe suite, ChatGPT and Cursor sit on our bill, not yours.

Tested before it reaches you.

A dedicated QA team, with a QA lead and testers, checks the work before it ships. Manual and automated testing, run through a defined process with clear roles and permissions in Jira, so issues are caught before they reach you rather than after.

The questions you were going to ask.

— 01 Do we lose control of our front-end? +

No. You set the priorities, you see the Jira board, you approve the releases. We carry the execution.

— 02 Who actually does the work? +

A dedicated specialist assigned to your account, backed by senior engineers and DevOps. You will know your team by name. The difference from employing is what stands behind them.

— 03 What happens when someone is on holiday? +

Your contract is with the team, not the person, so cover is our responsibility and work continues even when individuals are away.

— 04 How fast can you take over? +

Two to four weeks for most estates. Larger or higher-traffic estates need a structured discovery first, and we will say so before committing to a timeline. We would rather give you an accurate date once we have seen the code than an optimistic one beforehand.

— 05 What does it cost? +

Less than employing, and we do not publish rates, because the comparison only means something against your own all-in figures. Bring your team size and what it costs you, and we will work it through with you. Typically the answer lands at four specialists for the cost of two employees.

Stop carrying your front-end.

One call. Bring your team size and what they cost you, and we will show you the comparison on your own numbers.

Book a 30-min call