Northern Virginia · Web development

Web development for the NoVA corridor

Next.js builds for SaaS vendors, professional services, and contractors along I-66 and the Dulles Toll Road — with staging environments your security team can review before DNS moves.

Next.js
Typical stack
WCAG AA
Default target
Preview envs
Per milestone
Written SOW
Before deposit

Capabilities

What we build in Northern Virginia

NoVA buyers compare you to national firms instantly. We ship fast preview URLs, written scope, and component libraries your marketing and product teams can extend without calling us for every copy tweak.

Marketing & corporate sites

Clear information architecture for multi-office firms — office locators, practice pages, and careers that share one design system.

  • Multi-location SEO structure
  • Editor-friendly CMS
  • 508-minded templates
  • Analytics + consent patterns

B2B web applications

Partner portals, configurators, and internal tools with roles, audit trails, and exports procurement teams expect.

  • Postgres-backed data
  • SSO / SAML when required
  • API docs for integrators
  • Background jobs isolated

E-commerce & subscriptions

Checkout, tax, and renewal flows documented for finance — fewer surprises after launch.

  • Stripe integrations
  • Webhook monitoring
  • Refund edge cases named
  • PCI scope discussion up front

CMS migrations

Move off brittle WordPress or SharePoint publishing without losing search equity.

  • Redirect mapping
  • Content modeling workshops
  • Media library cleanup
  • Training for comms staff

Performance & reliability

Core Web Vitals budgets, error tracking, and runbooks your ops team can own.

  • Caching strategy notes
  • CDN configuration
  • Uptime monitoring
  • Post-launch hypercare window
Why DC Businesses Choose Us

Built for the Washington, DC Market

Headquartered on N Street in DC, we serve the full DMV daily — Eastern-time standups, on-site working sessions in Arlington or Tysons when useful, and the same senior engineers whether you are in Reston or the District.

1717 N St NW, Washington DC
(202) 666-9377
hello@thoriumdc.com

Contractor-aware delivery

Comfortable with CUI boundaries, SSP references in SOWs, and accessibility narratives for customer audits.

Product + marketing parity

Homepage and logged-in experiences share components — no drift between what sales promises and what ships.

Predictable cadence

Fortnightly demos and a public issue list — scope changes are ticketed, not whispered in side channels.

Measurement wired early

GA4, Search Console, and server logs before launch so post-release debates use data.

Outcomes

How engagements tend to land

Illustrative benchmarks from past work — your mileage depends on offer, traffic, and sales follow-up.

8–12 wk
Typical marketing relaunch
When content and legal review stay on schedule
↓ noise
Post-migration
Structured components and logging usually cut UI defect churn
Handoff
Runbook included
Env vars, cron, and escalation paths documented
AA-first
Accessibility
Automated checks plus manual passes on high-risk templates

How We Work

A transparent, milestone-driven engagement from first call to launch.

1

Scope

Sitemap, integrations, approvers, and risks captured before design spend.

2

Design

Figma for key templates; frozen for build with change requests ticketed.

3

Build

Preview URLs per milestone, automated checks, weekly stakeholder reviews.

4

Launch

DNS checklist, monitoring, and defined hypercare in the SOW.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers — scoped to what you sell and who has to sign off.

Next step

Scoping a NoVA build?

Intro call with a lead engineer — we follow with a written estimate, not a generic capabilities deck.

Based at 1717 N Street NW, Washington, DC · hello@thoriumdc.com · (202) 666-9377