Web application development
Web applications live or die on the details — how quickly the first screen paints, how the interface behaves on a bad connection, whether it works for someone using a keyboard. We build for those conditions, not for the demo.
Why teams come to us
What this fixes.
- A dashboard that takes ten seconds to load
- An interface that fails on mobile or assistive technology
- A prototype that cannot survive real traffic
- Front ends nobody can safely change
Capabilities
What the work covers.
Customer platforms
Account areas, marketplaces, booking systems and portals — the front door your customers actually use.
Dashboards and reporting
Dense, fast interfaces over real data, with query performance treated as a design constraint rather than an afterthought.
Progressive web applications
Installable, offline-capable applications where a native app would be overkill or too slow to distribute.
Real-time features
Live updates, presence and collaboration built on websockets or server-sent events, with reconnection handled properly.
Design systems
A component library with accessibility and theming built in, so the tenth screen costs less to build than the first.
Performance engineering
Server rendering, code splitting, caching and asset budgets — measured against Core Web Vitals, not guessed at.
What you get
Production application and deployment pipeline
Component library and design tokens
Accessibility conformance notes
Performance budget and monitoring
- React
- TypeScript
- Vite
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
Questions
Before you ask.
Yes. We target WCAG 2.2 AA and treat contrast, keyboard operation and screen-reader semantics as part of the work rather than a later remediation project.
Where we have done this
Related work.
Talk to us about web application development
Send a short brief and we will tell you within two working days whether we are the right fit.
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