We’ll agree the pages and features before we start. Your quote sets out what’s included, what we need from you and any third-party costs.
Custom web applications and SaaS platforms
Mobile app development
Business tools and dashboards
API and third-party integrations
A scoped first release with review milestones
Testing, launch planning and handover
01 / Planning your project
Start with the problem to solve
A custom application can support a workflow that an ordinary website cannot handle. Bring the task, the people using it and any existing systems. We work through the requirements before deciding what belongs in a practical first release.
02 / Planning your project
Design the workflow before building it
Business tools need clear screens and sensible steps as well as working code. We map the important journeys, review the design with you and agree the data and integrations the software needs. The scope identifies any third-party subscriptions or services involved.
03 / Planning your project
Use our independent work as a starting point
Our independent apps and products show work beyond business websites, including loyalty, travel and document tools. They are presented as independent projects, rather than client commissions. We can discuss which parts of that experience relate to your proposed application without claiming results for a product we have not built.
Explore the possibilities
A look at the work.
Concept demonstrations and independent projects, clearly labelled throughout.
If customers mainly need information, directions and a way to enquire, a business website may be the right starting point. An application makes more sense when users need accounts, saved information or a repeated workflow. We can help work out the appropriate scope.
Can you connect software to my existing systems?+
We review the available APIs, documentation and access before confirming an integration. Provider permissions, compatibility and usage fees matter, so integrations are scoped before development rather than promised without checking.
How do you plan a first release?+
We identify the core users and tasks, then agree the features needed for an initial version. Design, development, review milestones, testing and handover are set out in the quote. Additional features can be planned after the first scope is understood.