Rebuild vs Refactor vs Replace: A Decision Guide
Contents This argument is already happening inside your engineering team. One group wants to rewrite. They can list every reason the current system is unfixable and they are not wrong about any of them. Another group wants to refactor incrementally. They have watched a rewrite fail before and they are not wrong either. The argument […]
What Two Engineers Find in 90 Minutes
Contents Ninety minutes. Two of our engineers. Your codebase and your worst problem. Live and recorded, and you keep the findings whether or not you ever speak to us again. The reasonable response to that is “what’s the catch.” So this article is the session, described in advance: the structure, what we typically find, what […]
Why AI Pilots Never Reach Production
Contents Your pilot demoed well. Everyone in the room agreed it was impressive. That was seven months ago and it is still not in production, and at this point nobody asks about it in the leadership meeting because the answer is always “we’re close.” This is not a strategy problem, and it is not an […]
What Legacy Modernization Actually Costs in 2026
Contents You are probably here because something is breaking, someone above you asked “what would it cost to fix this properly,” and every agency site you’ve opened so far has answered with a contact form. So here are our actual numbers. WebFix publishes five fixed price bands for modernization and rescue work. They are on […]
What a Systems Audit Delivers and What It Costs
Contents $18,000 to $35,000. Two to three weeks. Fixed price against fixed scope, with a walk-away clause. Most firms selling this won’t print a number, which puts you in the position of asking for a quote before you know what you’d be buying. So this article does it backwards: here is exactly what you receive, […]
12 Signs Your System Is About to Fail
Most articles on this subject are written for engineers, by engineers, about things engineers can see. That is not useful to the person who usually notices first. The person who notices first is often not technical. They notice that shipping got slow, that good people left, that nobody can answer a security questionnaire without a […]
