Websites & Web Apps
Custom websites and web apps, WordPress, or Shopware – we choose the technical foundation around the product, editorial workflow, and commerce needs.
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Answer a few focused questions and we’ll recommend the implementation path, supporting services, and how the project should be delivered.
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Choose everything that matters. WordPress + WooCommerce is absolutely a valid commerce path when the shop does not need heavier commerce architecture.
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Websites & Web Apps
We plan and build digital products around the goal, content, user journeys, integrations, and long-term operation – custom or on the right platform.
Three paths to the right digital product.
Not every project needs the same stack. We choose between custom development, WordPress, and Shopware based on what the product actually needs to do – and who will edit, extend, and operate it afterwards.
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Technical paths
When the product does not fit a CMS-shaped box
Custom development is a strong fit for customer portals, platforms, SaaS products, internal tools, and websites with their own business logic. Interface, data model, roles, integrations, and deployment are planned as one product instead of being forced around the limits of a ready-made CMS.
Typical custom stack
Frontend
Next.js, React, and TypeScript for fast component-based interfaces and server-rendered websites.
Backend & data
Node.js, PostgreSQL, and when useful Redis, queues, or dedicated API layers around the product logic.
Open-source building blocks
Payload CMS, Strapi, Appwrite, or Supabase when auth, content, storage, admin, or realtime are already solved well.
Infrastructure
Docker, CI/CD, monitoring, backups, and reproducible deployments instead of hand-maintained server state.
We only build from scratch what is genuinely specific to the product. A proven open-source system can be part of the architecture while custom logic, UX, and integrations are built where they create actual product value.
What stays the same across every stack
Architecture, UX, responsive design, performance, accessibility, security, deployment, and long-term ownership are considered from the beginning. Design & Branding, Hosting & AI Hosting, and Maintenance, Optimization & Migrations can connect directly to the project.
Technical references engineered in-house
Product Advisor and Noomi are battle-tested in-house systems showing two distinct architectures: a Shopware plugin with AI search and a complete product across web, iOS, and Android.
Preconditions, limits, and effort
What to know before we start
What we need from you
A clear goal and the main user journeys, access to existing systems and content, and a person who can decide. For a relaunch, additionally access to the existing codebase.
Where the service ends
We plan and build the digital product. Ongoing editorial work, operation, model costs, and third-party services are included only when they are explicitly part of the project.
What changes the effort
The number of user roles and integrations, the scope of the data model and business logic, languages and accessibility requirements, the condition of an existing system, and whether a first release may deliberately stay small.
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