Web Applications & E-Commerce
Booking systems, commerce platforms, and content-driven sites all look simple from the outside and get complicated fast — inventory state, content workflows, customer accounts, and traffic spikes all compete for the same architecture.
What we build
- Production web applications
- E-commerce platforms
- Booking platforms
- CMS and headless-content architecture
- Customer-facing account and self-service systems
Next.js, React, and Vue.js on the frontend; Laravel on the backend where a PHP ecosystem fits the team or existing infrastructure.
Technical approach
Frontend architecture
Next.js and React for new builds where performance and SEO matter; Vue.js where it fits an existing codebase or team. Static generation where content allows it, server rendering where it doesn't.
Headless and CMS architecture
Content and commerce data decoupled from presentation, so marketing and product teams can update content without a deploy.
Booking and commerce logic
Inventory and availability state handled server-side with the same rigor we apply to payment state — no double-booking, no stale availability shown to a customer.
Related work
Our engineers have also delivered web platforms for BRAC, including Otithi, Social Innovation Lab, and Frugal Forum.
LIMS — Wyss Institute
Harvard laboratory management system for instrument data entry and image capture
Laboratory management platform delivered for Harvard's Wyss Institute by our lead engineer.
Engagement model
Web application projects are typically scoped as fixed-price builds against defined pages and features. Platforms with ongoing content or feature work are better served by a monthly retainer.
Indicative starting price ranges are pending final confirmation from the team. See /pricing for engagement models once published.
Frequently asked
- Do you build on Next.js or WordPress?
- We build production web applications on Next.js, React, and Vue.js, with Laravel where a PHP backend fits. We don't build on WordPress.
- Can you take over an existing web application?
- Yes — see our legacy modernization service for monolith-to-modular migration and framework upgrade work.