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Web Application Development

Web Applications Built To Run Your Business

We design and build custom web applications, from the first screen to the production release, and hand over code your own team can maintain.

  • Working software shown every sprint
  • Code in your repository from day one
  • You own the code and the IP
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What Custom Web Development Covers

A web application is software your customers or staff use in a browser: a portal, a dashboard, a booking system or a full SaaS product. Off-the-shelf tools cover common needs. Custom development is for the parts of your business that are specific to you.

We take the work from requirements to release. That includes the interface, the server side, the database, integrations with the systems you already use, and the setup needed to run it in production.

What We Build

  • SaaS Products

    Multi-tenant products with sign-up, subscriptions, roles and an admin area.

  • Customer Portals

    Secure areas where your customers view orders, documents, invoices or account details.

  • Dashboards And Reporting

    Screens that bring figures from several systems into one place your team can act on.

  • Internal Tools

    Back-office screens that replace spreadsheets and manual steps with a guided workflow.

  • E-Commerce And Booking

    Storefronts, checkout and booking flows connected to payments, stock and notifications.

  • APIs And Integrations

    Services that connect your application to payment providers, CRMs, ERPs and other tools.

Who This Is For

  • Founders

    You have a product idea and need a team that can take it from outline to launch.

  • Business Owners

    A manual process or an ageing tool is slowing the business and no packaged product fits.

  • Engineering Leaders

    Your team is committed elsewhere and a defined piece of work needs its own delivery team.

How A Web Project Runs

  1. 1
    Step 1

    Discovery

    We agree the goals, the users and the must-have features, and write them down.

  2. 2
    Step 2

    Design

    Wireframes and screen designs you review before any code is written.

  3. 3
    Step 3

    Build In Sprints

    Short cycles, each ending with working software you can try.

  4. 4
    Step 4

    Test And Release

    Testing on real browsers and devices, then a planned release to production.

  5. 5
    Step 5

    Support

    Fixes and improvements after launch, on terms agreed in advance.

The full process, from first call to support after launch, is on the How We Build page.

What You Receive

  • Source Code

    In your repository, with the full history of changes.

  • Documentation

    Setup steps, architecture notes and how to release a change.

  • Ownership

    Code and IP assigned to you by contract.

  • Handover

    A walkthrough for your team, or ongoing support from ours.

Technologies We Work With

We choose the stack to suit the product and your team. These are the ones we use most.

Ways To Work With Us

Pick the model that suits how clear the scope is. We quote in writing before you commit.

Tell Us What You Want To Build

Helpful to include

  • What the product should do
  • Who will use it
  • Anything already built
  • Your target date

What happens next

  • We read your brief and reply within two working days
  • A scoping call to agree goals and must-haves
  • A written proposal: scope, timeline and cost

Web Application Development Enquiry

No obligation. We sign an NDA before you share anything confidential.

Web Application Development Questions

Have More Questions?

It depends on the scope. After discovery we give you a written timeline broken into sprints, so you can see what is delivered when. A smaller first version followed by improvements is usually faster and safer than one large release.

You do. The code is kept in your repository and the contract assigns the IP to you.

Yes. We review the existing code and setup first, then tell you what can be kept, what should be improved and what it would take.

On a time and material engagement, priorities are reviewed every sprint. On a fixed-scope engagement, a change is written up with its effect on time and cost, and you approve it before work starts.

Yes. We offer maintenance and support on terms agreed in advance, or we hand over to your team with documentation and a walkthrough.

Have Something To Build?

Tell us the idea and the timeline. We will reply with questions, then a written proposal.

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