The person behind it
I’m Nour Hariz. I spent seven years freelancing before Harilight existed, which was long enough to learn that clients are rarely unhappy about the code. They are unhappy about not knowing: what it will cost, when it lands, whether anyone is still working on it. So the studio is built around removing that feeling. A fixed price against a written scope, a staging link you can open whenever you like, and the same person from the first call to the handover.
Read the whole storySites, web apps and browser games — designed, built and put live. They work on an old phone, they work with a keyboard, and they load before anyone loses interest.
We sketch, prototype and test before anyone writes production CSS. You get to click through the real thing on your own phone early on, not at the end when changes get expensive.
React, Vue or Angular on the front, Node and Express behind it. We pick whatever your team can still maintain after we've gone, not whatever happens to be popular this quarter.
Games that run in a browser tab: campaign activations, training, events. Built in PixiJS or Phaser and tuned to start fast on a mid-range phone with a bad signal, because that's what most people will play it on.
Hosting, deploys, backups and alerts. If something breaks at 2am, we'd rather the rollback ran on its own and you heard about it from us in the morning.
Most of what we build belongs to our clients and sits behind their login, so it can't go up here. Ask and we'll walk you through anonymized case studies, or put together a small demo for you. Get in touch.
The things people ask us before signing anything.
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Tell us what you're trying to build and we'll tell you what it takes — time, cost, the lot.
Design • Build • Deploy
You'll know the scope, the price and the date before we start. If any of the three has to move, you hear it from us early, not on the deadline.