Web / Dev
Web application development
from 3 000 $A web application for tasks where a standard website or an off-the-shelf CMS is no longer enough. We design the logic, roles, interfaces and integrations so the system matches how the team actually works.
The need for a web application comes up when off-the-shelf services do not cover the required logic or start limiting the team. It may be an internal operations system, a client portal, a process control panel, a service for partners or a separate platform with access roles. At this stage what matters is not simply building an interface, but describing the user scenarios, the data structure and the rules the system works by.
A web application can take over processes that previously ran in spreadsheets, messengers or several unsynchronised services: handling requests, managing orders, working with clients, approving documents, analytics or communication between departments. For the specialists using it, what matters is clear roles, access control, an action log and stable data processing logic.
The work includes requirements analysis, architecture design, UX/UI for the key scenarios, frontend and backend development, testing and preparation for launch. Data models, user permissions, admin panels, notifications and error handling are worked through separately. If the project is meant to grow, the architecture is laid down with new modules, load and API support in mind.
Web applications often need integrations with CRM, ERP, BAS, payment services, delivery providers, external APIs or the client's internal systems. The integration layer is designed so that data exchange is controlled, predictable and possible to monitor. Where needed we set up queues, webhooks, data import and export, request logging and handling of unusual cases.
Implementation runs in stages: from clarifying requirements and prototyping to development, testing, release and handover to support. For more complex systems it makes sense to launch an MVP or a first working version with basic functionality and expand it by priority afterwards. The infrastructure is set up with development, staging and production environments, backups and Tier 3 hosting. After launch the system can be maintained under an SLA, with regular updates, monitoring and further development.
