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Application discovery, UX/UI and prototypes
Validate work, users and feasibility first.
Development without validated needs often produces features that miss real workflows or are difficult to connect to existing systems. We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance. You receive: an approved prototype and prioritised feature list; Architecture proposal, dependency assessment and first release plan.
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When it helps
Development without validated needs often produces features that miss real workflows or are difficult to connect to existing systems.
What we do
- Workshops with key users and process mapping
- User journeys, screens and interactive prototypes
- Web, mobile or desktop architecture selection and scope priorities
How it works
We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance.
What you receive
- An approved prototype and prioritised feature list
- Architecture proposal, dependency assessment and first release plan
Illustrative example
Illustrative: staff test recording a service visit, adding a photograph and approving a report before the application is built.
How we measure success
- Task completion in prototype testing
- Unresolved questions and dependencies before development
After launch
We agree error monitoring, dependency and platform updates, knowledge transfer and future releases. Maintenance coverage and response times are defined in the proposal.
Business applications, records and workflows
Tools built around the way you work.
Spreadsheets, isolated records and manual approvals make responsibility, collaboration and traceability difficult to manage. We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance. You receive: a working application with agreed roles and integrations; Test scenarios, documentation and user training.
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When it helps
Spreadsheets, isolated records and manual approvals make responsibility, collaboration and traceability difficult to manage.
What we do
- Records, forms, search, data imports and exports
- Roles, approvals, notifications and audit history
- ERP, CRM, document system and business API integrations
How it works
We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance.
What you receive
- A working application with agreed roles and integrations
- Test scenarios, documentation and user training
Illustrative example
Illustrative: an employee submits a request, its owner approves it and the data passes to the business system.
How we measure success
- Time to complete a selected workflow
- Errors, duplicate entries and manual transfers
After launch
We agree error monitoring, dependency and platform updates, knowledge transfer and future releases. Maintenance coverage and response times are defined in the proposal.
Customer, partner and employee portals
Self-service with clear access rights.
Customers and partners need timely information while your team repeatedly answers questions about documents, orders and service requests. We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance. You receive: a portal supporting agreed user scenarios; Access rules, editorial guidance and technical documentation.
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When it helps
Customers and partners need timely information while your team repeatedly answers questions about documents, orders and service requests.
What we do
- Sign-in, user organisations, roles and access
- Order, document, contract and service request views
- Self-service forms, notifications and back-office integrations
How it works
We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance.
What you receive
- A portal supporting agreed user scenarios
- Access rules, editorial guidance and technical documentation
Illustrative example
Illustrative: a partner securely accesses its own company documents, submits a service request and follows its progress.
How we measure success
- Share of tasks completed without assistance
- Request resolution time and submission completeness
After launch
We agree error monitoring, dependency and platform updates, knowledge transfer and future releases. Maintenance coverage and response times are defined in the proposal.
Mobile and desktop applications
Android, iOS, Windows and macOS for the task.
Field work and specialist devices often need more than a website: camera access, notifications, offline operation or desktop integration. We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance. You receive: an application for selected platforms and tested devices; Distribution package, update guidance and test instructions.
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When it helps
Field work and specialist devices often need more than a website: camera access, notifications, offline operation or desktop integration.
What we do
- Android, iOS/iPadOS, Windows and macOS for agreed platforms
- Selection of native, cross-platform or PWA development
- Camera, location, notifications, local data and later synchronisation
How it works
We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance.
What you receive
- An application for selected platforms and tested devices
- Distribution package, update guidance and test instructions
Illustrative example
Illustrative: a technician records a visit, photographs and a signature offline; the application later synchronises with the server.
How we measure success
- Key task completion on agreed devices
- Synchronisation accuracy and conflict handling
After launch
We agree error monitoring, dependency and platform updates, knowledge transfer and future releases. Maintenance coverage and response times are defined in the proposal.
SaaS products, accounts and subscriptions
A product with clear business and user rules.
A digital product needs managed accounts, separation between organisations and a clear subscription lifecycle. We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance. You receive: a working first release with the agreed business model; Access and billing scenario tests plus a development roadmap.
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When it helps
A digital product needs managed accounts, separation between organisations and a clear subscription lifecycle.
What we do
- User accounts, organisations, roles and tenant data separation
- Plans, trials, subscriptions and payment connections
- Administration, usage measurement, onboarding and exports
How it works
We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance.
What you receive
- A working first release with the agreed business model
- Access and billing scenario tests plus a development roadmap
Illustrative example
Illustrative: a company invites employees into its workspace, selects a plan and controls access to data and features.
How we measure success
- Successful onboarding and user activation
- Correct access, subscriptions and billing events
After launch
We agree error monitoring, dependency and platform updates, knowledge transfer and future releases. Maintenance coverage and response times are defined in the proposal.
Modernisation, quality and application lifecycle
Develop existing software with a plan.
Ageing code, dependencies or unclear ownership slow improvements and increase the risk associated with every new release. We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance. You receive: a prioritised improvement plan and verified releases; Documentation, source code as contracted and a support agreement.
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When it helps
Ageing code, dependencies or unclear ownership slow improvements and increase the risk associated with every new release.
What we do
- Technical review, application takeover and staged modernisation
- Automated and manual testing, accessibility and performance
- CI/CD, store submissions, release signing and agreed updates
How it works
We turn needs into a practical scope, develop prototypes and release increments, then validate agreed scenarios before acceptance.
What you receive
- A prioritised improvement plan and verified releases
- Documentation, source code as contracted and a support agreement
Illustrative example
Illustrative: we take over a business application, establish reproducible releases and tests, then replace obsolete components in stages.
How we measure success
- Post-release defects and key test success
- Release preparation time and prioritised technical debt reduction
After launch
We agree error monitoring, dependency and platform updates, knowledge transfer and future releases. Maintenance coverage and response times are defined in the proposal.
Scope and delivery options
Native or cross-platform development is selected after reviewing devices, integrations and budget. Offline operation, connected devices, demanding performance and store publication each have a defined technical scope and acceptance tests.
Technologies and approaches
- PWA
- A web application with additional mobile capabilities.
- API / integrations
- Connections to other business services.
- SSO / OAuth / OIDC / SAML
- Shared sign-in and identity options; LDAP directory compatibility is assessed against the existing environment.
- CI/CD
- A checked, repeatable release process.
