Web Application Development
Internal tools, client portals and dashboards for the work an off-the-shelf product will not fit. Scoped in writing before anything gets built.
What this Covers
Every business ends up with a process held together by spreadsheets, email threads and one person who knows how it works. That is usually the point where a web application pays for itself.
We build the tool around the process rather than bending the process to fit a product — user roles, approvals, the reports somebody currently rebuilds by hand each month. It runs on your own data and connects to the systems you already pay for.
Custom software is a commitment, so we scope it in writing first and build in increments you can see on a staging URL. If an off-the-shelf product would do the job, we will say so.
What is included
- Discovery that documents the process before anything is built
- Custom workflows, user roles and permissions
- Integration with the systems you already run
- Dashboards and reporting built on your own data
- A staging URL you review before anything ships
- Delivered in increments rather than one drop at the end
- Deployed to your hosting, or to hosting we manage for you
What you end up with
- A working application on your own infrastructure
- Written documentation of the workflows it implements
- Admin access and user management in your control
- Source code and accounts transferred to your name
How an engagement Runs
No discovery phase that eats the budget. Each stage ends with something you can hold.
- 1DiscoverWe map the stack, the owners and what actually has to change. You get a written scope with a fixed price.
- 2DesignFlows and screens reviewed against the scope. You get a clickable prototype.
- 3BuildWeekly builds on a staging URL. Your repo, your accounts, documented from day one.
- 4LaunchCutover, monitoring and a handover session with the people who will run it.
Tell us what needs Building
One senior reads every message and replies with next steps and a rough range.