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Agency partnerships

Senior frontend support, built into your workflow.

Experienced implementation capacity for agencies that need reliable delivery without adding another layer of process.

A natural extension

More capacity. Less friction.

Kanso works with design studios, creative agencies and digital teams that need experienced frontend capacity for a project, a tight deadline or specialist expertise.

Direct communication

Senior technical conversation without unnecessary account layers.

Visible implementation

Reviewable progress, clear decisions and maintainable frontend work.

Adaptable workflow

Repository, files and communication rhythm can follow the agency.

Collaboration models

Choose the level of support your team needs.

Project collaboration

On consultation

A defined frontend scope delivered alongside the agency team for a website, campaign or digital product.

Best for a clear output, deadline and review process.

  • Technical scope review
  • Frontend architecture
  • Responsive implementation
  • Accessibility and performance
  • Direct progress communication
  • Documentation and handover
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Hourly support

€130 / hour

Senior implementation help for contained tasks, reviews, fixes or specialist frontend requirements.

Best for specific work with a known boundary.

  • Code and feasibility review
  • Contained implementation
  • Complex responsive fixes
  • Accessibility improvements
  • Performance investigation
  • Clear time reporting
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Monthly retainer

On consultation

Reserved capacity for agencies with recurring frontend demand and a predictable collaboration rhythm.

Best for ongoing delivery across several client needs.

  • Reserved monthly capacity
  • Shared priority queue
  • Regular planning rhythm
  • Implementation and review
  • Technical continuity
  • Monthly capacity summary
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Integration

Designed to fit the way your team already works.

The collaboration follows a readable sequence, while the working tools and communication rhythm adapt to the team.

Working agreement

Align scope, roles and schedule

Confirm the implementation boundary, decision owners, delivery milestones and the route for resolving ambiguity.

Connected workflow

Integrate tools and workflow

Join the relevant repository, design files, issue system and communication channel with the right level of access.

Reviewable delivery

Build with visible progress

Deliver in reviewable increments, expose trade-offs early and keep accessibility and performance inside the work.

Documented handover

QA, document and hand over

Test the agreed scope, record important decisions and leave the team with maintainable ownership.

Modern frontend, without stack dogma.

Vue, Nuxt, React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, headless CMS and GraphQL are familiar territory. The existing stack remains the default when it is viable.

Fit first

Use the stack that serves the project and team.

Maintainability

Readable code and proportionate architecture.

No forced rewrite

Improve in place when that is the responsible choice.

The Kanso Standard

External capacity should not mean lower standards.

Senior expertise, direct communication, maintainable code, responsive delivery, accessibility, performance and technical SEO awareness remain consistent.

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Agency owns

  • Approved design and content
  • Client decisions and stakeholder access
  • Project management unless agreed otherwise

Kanso owns

  • Frontend implementation
  • Technical risk visibility
  • Responsive, accessible delivery
  • Documentation for the agreed scope

Clear responsibilities from the start.

The frontend scope includes direct technical communication and proportionate documentation. Design, branding, copy, full project management, unrelated backend, licences, hosting and permanent availability require explicit agreement.

Frequently asked questions

Working together, without ambiguity.

Agency partnerships

Need reliable frontend capacity?

Call or email Kanso to discuss what the team is building, where support is needed and how collaboration should work.