Not a web design agency. A software company.
Most agencies hand you a website and a folder of third-party logins. Metrix is a multi-tenant platform — an editor, a client portal, a billing ledger, a shared inbox — engineered from scratch. Client sites are what it produces. The platform is what it actually is.
Built by one engineer, not a studio roster
Metrix is built and run by Dexter Price, of CSS Technology. Before Metrix took on a single client, it was already a real product: a multi-tenant SaaS platform written from the ground up, not stitched together from page builders and plugins.
That changes what hiring Metrix means. When something in your site needs to change, it doesn’t wait on a third-party vendor’s roadmap — the person who wrote the platform is the person building your site.
The stack every client site runs on
Builds follow documented archetypes — repeatable patterns for the project shapes that come up again and again — instead of starting from a blank file every time. It’s what makes a published engineering standard possible without turning every project into a special case.
Twelve laws, published — not internal guidance.
Every rule below was written the day something went wrong. A standard you can’t be held to isn’t a standard, it’s marketing — so it’s public, on the homepage, where you can hold us to it.
Done = verified live.
We drive the deployed site — every role, incognito — before we call it finished.
No mock data, ever.
We will never invent a testimonial, a statistic, a person, or a compliance badge for your site.
World-class bar, brutal honesty.
Tested at five screen sizes. Accessibility as the floor. An honest score — ‘unverified’ beats ‘assumed’.
Money paths are sacred.
If a customer pays you, they get what they paid for — every time. The numbers reconcile to the source of record.
The floor, not the goal
No invented percentages. These are the checks every build actually runs.
WCAG 2.2 AA
Accessibility is a floor, not an aspiration. It ships on every build, not the ones a client happens to ask for.
Five breakpoints
390, 768, 1024, 1280, 1440. Every view is checked at all five before it's called finished.
Twelve published laws
Corrections become rules. Tell us once, and it applies to every project after yours — written down, in public.
Named, and live — not case studies with the names redacted
Every one of these runs on the platform described above, right now.
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