Websites and web applications
Almost every company ends up with two different web needs: the face the public sees and the screens where the work actually happens. We build both, and we build them around how you operate, not around a catalogue of templates.
Free reviewWhen you need this
- Your team runs the operation on spreadsheets nobody can say who last edited.
- You bought a tool and had to change your process to be able to use it.
- The information exists, but you have to ask someone in order to see it.
- Every report is assembled by hand, and by the time it is ready the numbers moved.
What it includes
- Accounts, permissions and control over who sees and does what.
- The day-to-day working screens, designed around your real process.
- Reports that come from live data, not from yesterday’s export.
- A connection to the systems you already have, so nothing gets typed twice.
- The public site too, if you need it, with the same care as the internal side.
How we do it
We start by looking at how your team works today, not how it should. The architecture comes out of that, along with a navigable prototype you can click through before a single line of final code exists. The build goes in short deliveries, and none of them counts as done until you accept it in writing.
Five phases, each with its own acceptance criteriaQuestions about this service
Can it live alongside the system we already use?
That is the normal case. Most of what we build connects to something that was already there: an ERP, an accounting package, a CRM. Starting over is a decision someone makes, not the default.
Can it cover the public site and the internal side at once?
Yes, and it usually works out better that way. They share design, accounts and data, and they get maintained by one team instead of two vendors who never talk.