Corporate Web and Software

A corporate site has to stay alive after handover. If changing a paragraph, adding an image or creating a page means going back to the developer every time, the site goes stale within months.

Corporate websites

In the sites we build, all text, images, menus and SEO fields are edited from the admin panel. Multilingual structure, per-page meta title and description, redirect management and a sitemap come as standard. After handover the site is under your control.

Search engine compatibility is not a layer added later but a choice made during the build: server-rendered pages, a correct heading hierarchy, fast loading and structured data markup are set up from the start.

Custom web applications

For processes no off-the-shelf product covers, we develop from scratch: quotation management, field service tracking, production planning, current accounts and reporting. The scope is worked out in the requirements meeting and fixed in writing.

The most common mistake here is listing the requested features and moving straight into development. We first discuss which problem is to be solved; often what is asked for and what needs solving are not the same thing.

Mobile apps and SaaS

App development for iOS and Android, App Store and Google Play release processes, version updates and compliance with store policies. For subscription products we build multi-tenant architecture, user and permission management, billing and usage metering.

AI integration

Artificial intelligence can be added to your existing software: document summarisation, classification of customer messages, content generation and call assistant connections.

How we work

The process runs in four steps. It begins with a requirements meeting: we discuss not what you want but which problem you want solved. A written proposal follows: scope, duration and price itemised. Design and development proceeds with interim deliveries, so you see every stage. It completes with launch and support: going live, training and ongoing maintenance afterwards.

Not every need requires building from scratch. If an existing product does the job, we set that up instead — a decision we take together in the requirements meeting.