Web applications are interactive websites that allow the user to perform a series of tasks. These are sometimes confused with regular websites, but it’s important to note that websites are just informative, while web applications require the user to interact and perform certain actions and flows. Some examples are: Facebook, Airbnb, Gmail, Dropbox, etc. Usually these applications require an administration panel to manage the platform, based on user actions and activity. If you have an idea of a web-based platform that you want to launch to the world, or simply use to run your business, look no further! Meeting to define requirements and functionality of the application. We layout all of the different modules that will be required and make notes of the target audience and user flows that they will be able to carry out. In this phase, we organize all the information from several brainstorming sessions into a formal document, which allows all ideas to be described and in scope. Once this happens, we begin discussing and building wireframes to envision how the application will look from an aesthetic point of view. Once the wireframes are approved and you are happy with the result, we proceed to write code (very clean and maintainable code!) Once we have an MVP version of the app, we will provide you access for you to provide while development is in progress, ultimately closing the gap between each feedback loop. After several rounds of feedback and testing, we prepare the servers that run the application (web, application, and database servers). At this point, you will have a completely functional system that users will be able to start using. We also include maintenance of the application so that you have nothing to worry about! WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Have an amazing idea for a new web-based application? Are you the next Airbnb? We got you covered.
What is Web Application Development?

1. Brief & Brainstorming
2. Planning & Design
3. Development
4. Testing & Launch
Some technologies we use

Node.js

Angular

MongoDB


