We provide comprehensive support in planning the functionality and architecture of web applications.
We can assist with preparing the graphic design of the application or creating interactive prototypes based on key UX and UI standards.
We implement the logic and design of web applications, then programme the application from scratch, including its features and integrations with external software.
Before launching the production version of the web application, we conduct manual tests and provide access to the project in a testing environment.
We add new features, update the graphical interface and develop scripts for communication with external software, such as mobile applications or ERP systems.
For web applications that require special attention, we offer 24/7 support.
Web applications are accessible on any device (computer, tablet, smartphone) as long as there is a web browser. Users can easily use them without the need to download or install additional programs.
Web systems greatly optimise the time spent on repetitive tasks and allow for consolidating multiple platforms into a single application.
Web applications are often complex projects that require careful consideration of various factors. Below are the five most important topics when developing an application.
The brief (specification) outlines the purpose of the application, describes the target audience and lists all the functionalities the web application will offer. Creating a clear specification ensures proper planning, accurate budget estimation and an organised development process.
The choice of technologies for a web application depends on its type, purpose and available budget for development and future expansion. The right technologies ensure the application is efficient, visually appealing and functional. It's also essential to consider future scalability. We frequently use well-established solutions like Vue.js, React.js, Laravel, Django, TensorFlow, Keras and PyTorch.
The loading time of a web application is influenced by several factors, including the server's computing power, the application's architecture and code optimisation. Poor data handling can lead to high server loads and increased maintenance costs.
The graphical interface of the web application should be user-friendly and visually appealing, aligning with current UI and UX trends. It’s vital for the web application to be responsive and properly display on different screen sizes (tablets, smartphones, laptops, etc.).
We prefer the Scrum/Agile methodology when creating web apps. This approach allows for relatively fast and flexible project completion. It involves creating a list of app functions, setting priorities and working in iterative sprints. Each sprint, usually lasting 1 to 4 weeks, introduces new functionalities. After each sprint, the client and development team review the changes, set new goals and establish their priorities.
