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Web application development for customer and business workflows

Web applications make services and business information accessible through a browser. Our web development portfolio includes property platforms, restaurant booking tools and operational systems. The cases show different ways to organise information, guide users through a task and connect public pages with account or administration interfaces.

What makes a web application useful?

Start with the actions people need to complete: find a property, submit a reservation, review an investment or manage a record. Navigation, search, forms and account pages should support those actions. Responsive interfaces also need to remain practical across desktop and mobile screens.

Planning a custom web application

Define public and private areas, user roles, the data each screen needs and any connections to existing systems. The projects in this category provide concrete references for discussing those requirements. Technology choices should follow the product’s workflows, content and integration needs rather than the appearance of a single screen.

Telegram mini apps and game interfaces

Galaxy Tap extends the portfolio with a Telegram WebApp game. It uses a web interface designed for phones inside Telegram, rather than a native iOS or Android build. Its station, battles and upgrades show how browser technologies can support short interactive sessions. FortuneWiz adds a different web gaming example: a browser interface for discovering Football and Ragdoll, comparing rooms and accessing an account. Its player website, API and administration client are separate applications; the mobile view is a responsive website.

Financial operations and client settlements

OnOrder CRM adds a financial operations example: requests, client settlements, commissions, expenses, salaries and director reports in a role-based web workspace. The case documents real local screens with fictional data.

Professional equipment stores

Profter adds a professional equipment example: a Next.js storefront, product categories, catalogue sorting and detailed product pages backed by Magento and GraphQL. The case includes real public desktop and mobile web screenshots.