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Web Application Development
A web app should be fast on day one and still fast when real users pile in. That's the job, and I don't hand it off to anyone.
Web Application Development
Need a fast, scalable web app built from scratch?
Problem
Need a fast, scalable web app built from scratch?
Solution
I don't just write code; I make sure performance is an absolute given from day one. Clean architecture, zero bloat, and code you can actually maintain. I build apps that don't fall over when real users show up.
What you actually get
Production-ready build
Next.js, React, and TypeScript, deployed properly. Not a prototype dressed up as a product.
Performance as standard
Speed budgets from the first commit. Core Web Vitals in the green, not bolted on the week before launch.
Code you actually own
Clean, documented, maintainable. Any decent developer could pick it up, though you may not want them to.
One point of contact
You talk to the person writing the code. No account manager, no ticket queue, no time zones playing telephone.
How it works
Same principles, whatever the job.
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Scope it honestly
Free discovery call, then a fixed-price statement of work. Where I'd cut, where I'd invest, no hidden fees.
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Build in tight sprints
Working software every week, not a big reveal at the end. You see progress, I get feedback while it's cheap to act on.
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Test, deploy, stick around
Two-phase testing ring, full production deployment, and ongoing support packages if you want me on hand after launch.
Questions
Next.js, React, and TypeScript on the front, Node.js behind it, proper infrastructure underneath. The same stack this site runs on, because I don't recommend things I wouldn't use myself.
Standard MVP builds take 4 to 8 weeks depending on complexity. Tight, efficient sprints, so you get to market faster without sacrificing performance.
Yes, frequently. I'll start with a technical code review, then give you an honest read on whether to salvage or rebuild. No sugar-coating either way.
A website mostly shows information. A web app does work: people log in, book, pay, upload, manage records or see data that is theirs. If your spreadsheet, inbox or three separate tools are doing a job that should be one system, that is a web app.
It comes down to how many types of user there are, what each can do, and what it has to connect to, such as payments, email or an existing database. After a free discovery call you get a fixed-price statement of work, so the number is agreed before anything is built.
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