Building Web Experiences That Actually Work
We started deepthinklogicx because too many websites just sit there looking pretty but don't do much else.
Our focus has always been on adaptive design that responds to what people actually need. Not flashy templates. Not cookie-cutter solutions. Just thoughtful development that makes sense for your business and your users.
How We Got Here
Back in early 2021, I was freelancing and kept running into the same problem. Clients would come to me with websites that looked fine but fell apart the moment someone viewed them on a different device. Or they'd load forever on mobile data.
The issue wasn't that businesses didn't care. They just didn't know what to ask for. And a lot of developers were building sites that checked boxes but didn't solve real problems.
So I decided to do things differently. Started deepthinklogicx with a simple idea: build websites that adapt to how people actually use them. Test on real devices. Think about connection speeds. Make sure the thing works before worrying about making it fancy.
Four years later, we're still here in Taichung doing exactly that.
What Matters to Us
These aren't corporate values we printed on a poster. They're the things we actually think about when building your site.
Performance First
A beautiful site that takes eight seconds to load is a broken site. We obsess over speed because your users won't wait around. Every image gets compressed. Every script gets questioned. If it slows things down, it doesn't go in.
Real Device Testing
We don't just resize browser windows and call it responsive. We test on actual phones, tablets, and laptops. Different screen sizes. Different browsers. Different connection speeds. Because that's how your customers will see it.
Honest Communication
If something isn't possible within your timeline or budget, we'll tell you. If there's a simpler solution than what you're asking for, we'll suggest it. We're not here to upsell you on features you don't need.
Long-Term Thinking
We build sites that you can actually maintain. Clean code. Clear documentation. No proprietary systems that lock you in. If you want to take your site elsewhere someday, you should be able to do that without starting over.
Accessibility Matters
Everyone should be able to use your website. Screen readers. Keyboard navigation. Color contrast. These aren't nice-to-haves. They're requirements. Plus, accessible sites tend to work better for everyone anyway.
Context Over Templates
Your business isn't like everyone else's business. So why should your website be? We start by understanding what you're trying to accomplish, then build something that fits those specific goals. Not the other way around.
How We Actually Build Things
Most development shops have a process that sounds impressive but doesn't mean much in practice. Ours is pretty straightforward because complicated processes usually just slow things down.
Understanding Phase
We spend time figuring out what you're actually trying to achieve. Not what kind of website you want, but what business problem you're solving. Sometimes what you think you need isn't what will work best. We'll have that conversation early.
Planning Without Overthinking
We map out the structure and key features. Nothing fancy here, just making sure we're building the right thing before we start building it. You'll see wireframes and basic layouts. We get your feedback. We adjust.
Development With Testing
This is where we actually build your site. But we're testing as we go, not waiting until the end. Every component gets checked on multiple devices. Every interaction gets verified. Problems get caught early when they're easier to fix.
Real-World Refinement
Before launch, we test everything again under conditions that match how people will actually use it. Slow connections. Different browsers. Various screen sizes. Then we refine based on what we find. Launch day shouldn't be the first time we discover issues.
Post-Launch Support
We don't disappear after your site goes live. You'll have questions. Things will need adjusting. That's normal. We stick around to make sure everything works the way it should and help you handle whatever comes up.
Who's Building Your Site
Small team. Everyone writes code. No account managers who don't understand development. When you talk to us, you're talking to the people actually doing the work.
Aldric Bergström
Lead Developer & Founder
I've been building websites since 2014. Started with basic WordPress stuff, moved into custom development, eventually specialized in responsive design because that's where most sites were failing.
Moved to Taiwan in 2019 for personal reasons, stayed because I liked it here. Started deepthinklogicx in 2021 when I got tired of seeing local businesses stuck with websites that didn't work properly on mobile.
These days I handle most of the development work, though we bring in specialists when projects need it. Still test everything on my collection of old phones because that's often where problems show up first.
Main Focus Areas
Getting to Where We Are
Not a dramatic story. Just steady progress and learning from what didn't work.
Started With One Client
A local restaurant needed a website that worked on phones because most of their customers were looking up menus while walking around. Built them something simple that loaded fast and was easy to navigate with one hand. They referred three other businesses within a month.
Learned About Taiwan's Mobile Landscape
Realized that connection speeds here varied way more than I expected. What worked fine on WiFi fell apart on certain mobile networks. Started testing everything under throttled conditions. Changed how we approached every project after that.
Specialized in Adaptive Design
Stopped trying to be everything to everyone. Focused entirely on building sites that adapt properly to different contexts. Turned down projects that were just about making things look pretty. Started attracting clients who actually cared about functionality.
Built Testing Framework
Created our own system for testing sites under real-world conditions. Different devices, different networks, different usage patterns. Made it possible to catch issues before clients ever saw them. Cut our post-launch problems by more than half.
Still Learning, Still Building
Working with businesses across Taiwan who need websites that actually function properly. Every project teaches us something new. The fundamentals don't change much, but the details always do. That's what keeps it interesting.