- Add /products/, covering the one product actually in service. It is written to match reality rather than padded out to look like a matrix. - Add /services/, describing the work taken on and, deliberately, the work that is not a good fit. - Add the privacy policy and terms, linked from the footer. Both describe what the site actually does — no cookies, no analytics — and carry TODO notes for the parts needing legal review.
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---
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title: Services
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description: >-
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Custom web applications, system integration and long-term maintenance —
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built by OnixByte to fit how your organisation already works.
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pageType: doc-wide
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sidebar: false
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outline: false
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footer: false
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head:
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- - meta
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- name: keywords
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content: custom software development, bespoke web application, system integration, single sign-on, LDAP, legacy system maintenance, OnixByte
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sections:
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- type: cta
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id: contact
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title: Tell Us What You Need Built
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subtitle: Tell us about your project or your idea — we are around whenever you are ready.
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actions:
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- theme: brand
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text: business@onixbyte.com
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link: mailto:business@onixbyte.com
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code:
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src: /wechat-qr.png
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caption: Or scan to reach us on WeCom
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---
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We build business systems, internal tools and integrations to fit the way your
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organisation already works — and then we keep them running. Most of our
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engagements turn into long relationships rather than one-off deliveries.
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## Where We Fit
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We are not the right choice for every project, and it saves everybody time to
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say so before we start.
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### A good fit
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- **The business logic is the hard part.** You need something shaped around how
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you actually operate, not a template with your logo dropped into it.
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- **You have no in-house engineering team**, or the one you have is committed
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elsewhere.
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- **You care what happens after launch.** We would rather maintain a system for
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years than hand it over and disappear.
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