Apps and PWAs for a real need.
A customer service, a staff workflow or a new product idea. Start with the people using it and the job they need to complete, then define a useful first version.
A progressive web app (PWA) can deliver an app-like experience through the browser. Installation, offline behaviour, device access and notifications need to be assessed for the devices and browsers your people actually use.
We scope the workflow, data, user access and business rules together. Explore SeasonReady’s worker app and employer dashboard as a working demonstration with an illustrative client and brief.
Dashboards and portals that help people act.
A dashboard should help someone make a decision or complete their part of the work. Define those needs before choosing charts or adding another view.
We work through where information comes from, how current it needs to be, who can see it and what happens next. A portal can also give customers or staff a clear way to provide information, follow progress or complete an action.
Explore Atlas’s project workspace for interface possibilities. Atlas is a concept showcase using sample content; a commissioned version needs its own records, permissions and data connections.
Backend workflows and connected systems.
Illustration of how a custom system fits together
- People
- Experience
- Workflow
- Connected information
Information should not need to be re-entered at every handoff. We map how records, requests and tasks move through the business and scope the backend services and integrations that support them.
That can include data models, access permissions, approval rules and connections to existing software. First we check the available interfaces, vendor terms, data quality and who owns each record.
Sometimes an existing feature or off-the-shelf tool is the right answer. Sometimes a custom layer connects the parts you want to keep. Read how to assess connecting existing systems.
A useful foundation, tailored to your business.
Where a suitable licensed interface or reusable code foundation exists, we can adapt it. The custom work is shaping the experience, workflow, backend and connections around your requirements.
Stillwood and Bloom show storefront experiences; Resonant shows product and brand storytelling. Their concept showcases use sample content. Catalogue, stock, payments, order operations and other production connections are scoped separately.
We explain what is being reused, what needs to be built and which ownership or licence conditions apply. A working demonstration is a starting point for a conversation, not proof of a completed commission for your organisation.
Scope comes from the work it needs to support.
The number of workflows and user roles, integrations, data migration, access requirements, testing and rollout all shape a project. Hosting, handover, maintenance and support responsibilities need to be agreed too.
We start by defining a useful first scope and testing important assumptions. Each project is scoped and quoted individually, with the boundaries and responsibilities explained before work starts.
See how discovery and delivery work or work through the requirements for a useful dashboard.