Web applications
The web is where most people meet your company, and most of them arrive on an inexpensive phone on a slow connection. We build for that first — then the desktop looks after itself.
B-02.1 — What we deliver
Portals, dashboards, storefronts and sites
- 01Customer portals, admin dashboards and internal tools
- 02Storefronts, checkout and payment gateways
- 03Marketing sites with a CMS your team can use
- 04Performance — Core Web Vitals, caching, images
- 05Accessibility to WCAG 2.1 AA, properly tested
- 06Analytics and search you can actually read
B-02.2 — How we work
Four steps, no surprises
- 01Content firstWe settle what every page has to say and prove before anyone draws a box.
- 02Design in the browserLayouts are reviewed on a real phone, not only in a design file.
- 03Build and measureEvery build is scored for speed and accessibility; a regression blocks the release.
- 04Launch and watchWe stay on the launch, watch the first week of real traffic, and fix what the data shows.
B-02.3 — The work
Where we have done it
B-02.4 — Questions
What people ask first
Usually TypeScript with React and Next.js on the front, Node or Laravel behind it, Postgres or MySQL underneath. We pick for the team who will maintain it, not for fashion.
Yes. Anything that changes often goes behind a CMS, and we train whoever will be using it.
That is the target we design against. Pages are rendered on the server and shipped with as little JavaScript as the job needs.