Web · 2026-07-03
From requirement to production web applications
Why web projects succeed when architecture, testing and deployment are planned with the same seriousness as the user interface.
A web application is not finished when the screens look right. Authentication, data integrity, deployment and support determine whether the product is usable on a Monday morning.
We typically move through requirement, UI, architecture, development, testing, deployment and support. Skipping architecture or treating hosting as someone else's problem is how brittle systems are born.
The same backend that serves a public website can later support a customer portal. Designing for that possibility early is cheaper than rewriting after the first contract is signed.