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Web applications & complex platforms

Web applications and complex platforms built around your workflows.

We build web applications for requests, documents, approvals and data. We bring the actions your team needs, access permissions and integrations into one interface.

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Conceptual interface of a complex web platform with workflow, role and integration modules.

Where do webegin?

We start with your situation: bringing your team’s work together, building a new platform or improving an existing application.

  • Work is spread across tools

    Requests are in chats, data is in spreadsheets and statuses live in separate services. We identify the shared workflow and what to bring together in the first release.

  • You need a new platform

    You have a business problem and future users. We help define their actions, roles, required data and connections to other systems.

  • Your application is hard to extend

    Changes take too long and integrations are unreliable. We examine the existing system and plan improvements in manageable stages.

What your web platformcan do

We design features around people’s daily work, from approvals and permissions to data exchange between systems. The module scope follows your specific needs.

0101/06

Workflows and business rules

Requests, approvals, checks and status changes follow a defined path. We design transitions and edge cases so people know what to do next and work doesn't disappear between chats and spreadsheets.

Roles, teams and permissions

People work in one environment while seeing and changing only what their role allows. We define workspaces, permissions and actions for administrators, managers and operators.

Integrations and data exchange

We connect the platform to relevant services and internal systems through agreed interfaces. We identify data sources, ownership and what happens when an external service is temporarily unavailable.

Data, search and reporting

We structure records, filters and change history so people can find the information they need and act on it. For key indicators, we design useful views rather than adding charts for their own sake.

Administration and operational control

Admin tools help teams manage reference data, handle exceptions and see important system events. We define which actions need confirmation and where an audit trail is useful.

Modernization and evolution

An existing system does not always need a single large replacement. We examine dependencies, isolate parts to improve and plan how functions and data can move in verifiable stages.

Conceptual workflow path with approval stages and status changes.

01 of 06: Workflows and business rules. Requests, approvals, checks and status changes follow a defined path. We design transitions and edge cases so people know what to do next and work doesn't disappear between chats and spreadsheets.

Controlled workflows

Conceptual workflow path with approval stages and status changes.

From request to completion in a controlled workflow.

FROM REQUEST TO EXECUTION

How a complex workflowworks in one system

Each person can see their next action. Statuses, decisions and related data stay connected throughout the workflow.

Illustrative workflow

Request management

Supply request

Project materials

The team’s need, required materials and supporting documents are collected in one request.

Responsible person

Requester

Status

Created

Request details

Description of the need—
Supporting documents—

What happened

The request has been added to the processing queue.

Record system

Transfer after approval

Current step: Create the request

Roles and permissions · Consistent data · Change history

  1. 01Create the request

    A user describes the need and attaches supporting information. The system saves the data and routes the request to the responsible person.

    RequesterCreated
  2. 02Validate the information

    A coordinator checks that the information is complete. If needed, they return the request for clarification with a clear comment.

    CoordinatorValidated
  3. 03Approve the request

    An approver reviews the relevant information and makes a decision. The approval history stays with the request.

    ApproverApproved
  4. 04Execute and exchange data

    The request moves to the assignee and the required data goes to the connected system. The team can see the current status and who is responsible.

    AssigneeIn progress

Create the request. Requester. Created.

This example illustrates one possible workflow. We design the stages, roles and integrations around your processes.

An example of a complex system in practice

See how we structure roles, data and working scenarios in a real project.

Healthcare Platform & Admin System — product frame from the Draxon case study

Healthcare platform

Healthcare Platform & Admin System

The task

Build a medical platform with an admin panel for internal workflows and patient-related data.

Our work

We delivered structured UX scenarios, roles and product branding.

An example of bringing roles, data and working scenarios together in one complex system.

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How we build a web application

From workflow to launch: each stage has a concrete outcome and agreed next steps.

StageWhat we doResult
  1. 01

    01. Discovery

    We examine how people work, their current tools and constraints. Together, we identify the critical workflows for the first phase.

    Problem map and first-phase criteria
    Problem map and first-phase criteria
  2. 02

    02. Scope and architecture

    We agree on modules, data, roles and integrations. For an existing system, we map dependencies and sequence the changes.

    Implementation plan and key dependencies
    Implementation plan and key dependencies
  3. 03

    03. UX/UI design

    We design working screens and the transitions between them. We review prototypes against key scenarios, errors and exceptions.

    Prototypes and interface design
    Prototypes and interface design
  4. 04

    04. Development and integrations

    We build the system in parts, connect the agreed services and share working versions.

    Modules and workflows ready for review
    Modules and workflows ready for review
  5. 05

    05. Validation and launch

    We check permissions, data and critical workflows. We prepare the release and data migration where needed.

    Validated release and launch plan
    Validated release and launch plan
  6. 06

    06. Support and development

    We gather feedback and monitor system behaviour. Together, we prioritize fixes and the next features.

    Priorities for further improvements
    Priorities for further improvements

How we estimatescope and timing

Estimates depend on workflows, data and the condition of existing systems. We first establish the boundaries of the initial stage and the assumptions that may affect the work.

What shapes the estimate

  • Workflows and roles

    The tasks users perform, where approvals or exceptions occur and which access levels are needed.

  • Data and migration

    What already exists, the quality of the data and whether it needs to move.

  • Integrations

    Which systems must exchange information and how ready their APIs and documentation are.

  • Operational requirements

    Expected load, data protection, availability and the constraints that matter to your project.

  • Existing code and infrastructure

    What can be reused, what needs investigation and which changes must happen without interrupting operations.

What becomes clear after our conversation

  • Boundaries of the first stage
  • Key dependencies and risks
  • Next steps

Once we have enough information, we'll prepare a preliminary estimate with its assumptions.

If the current system needs a separate assessment, we'll agree its scope first.

Discuss the scope→

A description of the workflow and what isn't working is enough to begin.

ABOUT WEB APPS

Questions about web application development

Practical answers from the first conversation through platform evolution.

Before we start

A website mainly presents information and helps visitors get in touch. A web application supports work: people sign in, use data, update statuses, approve actions and interact with other systems. The line is not always rigid; the job it needs to do matters more than the label.

Yes. For the first conversation, describe who will use the system, how work happens today and what needs to change. We can then identify the missing information needed to define scope and estimate the work.

We select one or more end-to-end scenarios that make the system useful. We check their dependencies, including access, data, integrations and manual steps. Other features go into a plan for later stages.

Development and integrations

We assess that for the specific systems involved. We need to understand whether an API or another agreed exchange method exists, what data moves and who owns its accuracy.

Yes, after reviewing its code, infrastructure and current challenges. The assessment shows what can change incrementally and which parts need separate redesign.

We first inspect the sources, structure and quality of the data. Then we agree mapping rules, a trial migration, validation and the cutover plan. The approach depends on the volume and continuity requirements.

Timing and ongoing work

The biggest factors are the number of workflows and roles, data complexity, integrations and the condition of an existing system. We therefore provide a preliminary estimate with scope boundaries and assumptions, rather than a universal price for a "platform."

We check the key scenarios in operation, gather feedback and plan fixes and further features. We agree the support format and each party's responsibilities for the project.

Related services

  • SaaS platforms and digital products→

    For products with subscriptions, user accounts and a dedicated product roadmap.

  • B2B portals and client accounts→

    When the main use case is self-service for partners or clients.

Let's discuss your system

Complex work can happenin one clear workspace.

Tell us how your team works today and what’s holding it back. We’ll help define the first phase, required integrations and the questions to resolve before an estimate.

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