Code & Pixals

We build the site your business should already have.

A web development studio. Everything below is work we built and all of it is live, so the quickest way to judge us is to open one.

What we have put live so far.

You can open every one of these right now. What we build is wider than what has shipped publicly — that range is further down.

  • The mrkatha.info home page, a dark layout with a large name set beside a portrait.
    mrkatha.info

    Mr. Katha

    AI consultant and implementor, and founder of Cuneihive.

    The brief was not really a portfolio. It was a reusable headless CMS that happened to launch as one — clone the repository and you have the whole system, with every part of the site editable rather than hard-coded.

    • Headless CMS, built to be reused
    • Admin panel
    • Gallery and portfolio structure
    • Full site build
    Read the case study
  • The cuneihive.com home page, showing a serif headline beside a four-stage Diagnose, Design, Deploy, Operate panel.
    cuneihive.com

    Cuneihive

    We find what's actually costing you money. Then we build the fix.

    Four service lines that overlap in the buyer's mind — automation, voice agents, CRM pipelines, data work — had to read as one coherent offer without flattening into a list. Behind it sits a full admin panel, so the site is run by its owners rather than by us.

    • Headless CMS and admin panel
    • Search and AI-answer tooling
    • Positioning and service architecture
    • Full site build
    Read the case study
  • The axionai.tech home page, showing its headline beside a dark illustrated scene.
    axionai.tech

    Axion AI

    Solutions built for the agentic AI era.

    A specialist buyer who already knows the platform needed to see genuine depth — seven specialisations and a four-stage engagement model — across a lot of pages, without any of it turning into documentation.

    • Static site
    • Information architecture
    • Hero and character visuals
    • Context-aware lead capture
    Read the case study

One service, in several shapes.

All of it is web development. Which shape you need comes down to how much of the site changes after launch, and how much of your operation runs through it.

Static site

Every page built and written around what you actually do. Fast on any connection, cheap to run, and nothing to maintain but the domain.

Your details hold steady from month to month.

A site you edit yourself

The same build with a plain editor behind it, so your team changes prices, staff, hours or stock without calling anyone. The content sits in a database rather than in the code.

Something on the site changes most weeks.

Site with an admin panel

A private area where you run the thing the site is for — bookings, orders, enquiries, customers — instead of working out of a spreadsheet and an inbox.

The website is part of how the business operates.

AI built into the site

An assistant that answers from your own material, handles the questions you get twenty times a week, and takes the details off an enquiry before it reaches you.

You answer the same questions over and over.

3D and motion

For things that need showing rather than describing — a product a visitor can turn over and look at properly, or a space they can move through.

A physical product or space people need to see to understand.

And on every build

Found in search

Structure, speed and markup that search engines can read, so the site turns up when someone looks for what you do.

Quoted by AI assistants

The same work aimed at the tools people now ask instead of searching. Your business described in a form an assistant can quote correctly rather than guess at.

More on how each one works

How it goes, start to finish.

  1. 1

    A call, then a written plan

    We ask what your business actually does and who tends to call you. You get the pages, the price and the timeline in writing before anything starts.

  2. 2

    You see the design before it is built

    Nothing gets built until you have looked at the pages and said yes. Changing your mind at this stage costs nothing, which is the point of doing it here.

  3. 3

    It goes live, and it is yours

    We put it on your domain, walk whoever is updating it through the parts they will touch, and hand over the accounts. No retainer required to keep it running.

Tell us what your business does.

That is genuinely the whole first conversation. If a site is not the right thing for you, we will say so.