Services
Web Application Development
The kind of browser-based products people sign into and use: SaaS, portals, dashboards and internal tools.
A good fit when people need to log in, work with data or complete an ongoing task in the browser rather than simply read information.
Tell us what you are working onWhat this can include.
We build web applications with the less-glamorous parts included: accounts, permissions, saved data, real-time features, error states and the admin tools needed to keep the operation running behind the scenes.
The exact scope depends on the product, the team and what already exists. These are the areas we can bring into the project when they are useful.
- SaaS platforms
- Customer and member portals
- Dashboards and internal tools
- Authentication and roles
- Progressive web apps
- Real-time interfaces
How we usually think about it.
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Map the job before drawing the dashboard
We start with the people, permissions, information and actions involved in the main workflow. That helps us separate what the first useful release needs from features that can wait.
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Design for the awkward moments too
Loading, empty states, expired sessions, failed requests and lost connections all affect whether an app feels trustworthy. We decide what should happen in those situations while the experience is still being designed.
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Make the data model and interface agree
Accounts, APIs, permissions and storage need to support the same workflow the interface is presenting. We trace the important journeys from input to saved result so the product works as one system rather than a collection of screens.
A real example
Oralyvo
A WianTribe product · Live
Oralyvo is WianTribe's live web product for transcription and conversation intelligence. It combines accounts, searchable history, exports and live processing in one workspace, including local recovery when connections drop.
Read the Oralyvo case studyA couple of common questions.
What is the difference between a website and a web app?
A website mainly communicates information. A web app lets people work with data or complete an ongoing task, usually with accounts, permissions or saved state. Some products need both.
Can a web app work well on a phone?
Yes. A responsive web app can work across phone and desktop. Installability, offline behavior and device-specific features need to be scoped separately because browser support varies.
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