Web applications that people actually use
Portals, dashboards and self-service applications for your staff, customers and partners — designed around real tasks, fast on modest devices and connections, and accessible to everyone who needs them.
Sound familiar?
- 01Customers phone or visit for things they could do themselves online.
- 02Staff juggle several systems to finish one task.
- 03An existing web app is slow, hard to use on a phone, or breaks whenever it is changed.
- 04Reports are compiled by hand because the data is not where people can see it.
What we do
Customer and partner portals
Self-service for applications, payments, statements, documents and requests — with notifications that keep people informed.
Staff applications and dashboards
Task-focused screens that show what needs attention and let people act on it, rather than tables of stored data.
Responsive, accessible interfaces
Designed for phones first where your users are, with keyboard and screen-reader support built in.
Secure sign-in
Single sign-on and role-based access, so the right people see the right information.
Multilingual interfaces
Applications that can be used in more than one language where your audience needs it.
What you get
- User journeys and interface designs
- Production web application
- Accessibility and performance checks
- Admin tooling and documentation
Every engagement runs in short increments: you see working software regularly, scope changes are agreed before they are made, and handover includes documentation and training. How we work.
Tools we use in production
- TypeScript & Angular
- Django REST & FastAPI back ends
- OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect sign-on
- PostgreSQL
The technology serves the problem. We recommend tools based on your needs and the team who will maintain them.
Questions we often hear
Will the application work on mobile phones?
Yes. We design for small screens first and test on real devices, so the application is comfortable on a phone as well as a desktop.
Do you build websites as well as web applications?
Our focus is applications — software people log in to and work in. We build public marketing sites when they are part of a wider platform.
Can the application connect to our existing systems?
Usually, yes. Integration is a core part of what we do; see our systems integration service.