We provide custom web app development services for businesses that need software that runs in a browser.
We build CRMs, client portals, dashboards, learning platforms, booking systems, and other web apps with their own users, data, and functions.
We can build a new application or continue working on one that needs fixes, changes, or more development.
Our web app developers have 16 years of experience in web development and have worked on different types of web applications over the years.
We are also a trusted web application development agency on Upwork, where clients have hired our team for both new web app projects and ongoing app work.
Our team has built everything from internal business tools to larger platforms used by customers, teams, and members.
Here are some common problems that can happen in web applications.
Our developers check where the problem starts and how it affects the rest of the app.
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Users cannot sign in, create an account, reset their password, or stay logged in. The problem may come from the login setup, stored account data, or the way the app handles user sessions.
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Users can see pages, records, or controls they should not have access to. In other cases, the right user is blocked from something they should be able to use.
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Information entered into the app may disappear, duplicate, show the wrong value, or fail to update. This can affect records, dashboards, reports, and other parts of the app that use the same data.
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Forms, search, filters, uploads, and notifications can break after an update or a change in the code. A small change in one place can also cause problems somewhere else in the app.
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A button or form may appear to work but fail when the app sends the request to the server. The problem can be in what the user sees, the code handling the request, or the connection between the two.
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The app may stop sending or receiving information from another service or system. This can leave information missing, outdated, or different between the two platforms.
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Pages, dashboards, searches, or other parts of the app may take too long to respond. The cause can come from the code, database queries, API calls, or the amount of data being processed.
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Weak login protection, poor access rules, unsafe code, or exposed data can make a web app easier to attack. These problems are especially important when the app stores user or business information.
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A new feature or update can sometimes cause something else to stop working. This is more common when different parts of the application depend on the same code or data.
We build custom business web applications and also work on apps that need fixes, changes, or more development.
The work can involve the front end, back end, database, user access, APIs, and other parts of the application.
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We build the screens and controls people use inside the app. This can include dashboards, forms, tables, search, filters, account pages, and other interactive parts.
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We write and work on the code that handles requests, users, data, and the rules that decide what happens when someone uses a feature.
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We work on how information is stored, retrieved, changed, and connected inside the app. We also fix problems when data is missing, duplicated, or not updating correctly.
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We build and work on registration, login, password resets, and other account access functions.
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We set what different users are allowed to see and do inside the application. This can separate access for customers, staff, administrators, or other user types.
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We connect web apps with other systems and services when information needs to move between them. We can also work on existing API integrations that are not behaving correctly.
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We trace the problem through the application, find where it starts, and fix the code or connection causing it.
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We check the parts of the app that are responding slowly and look at the code, database, requests, or integrations involved.
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Some of our developers also have cybersecurity experience. They take security into account when working on user access, stored data, APIs, and other parts of the app that need protection.
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We can continue development on an application that is already running. This can include adding functions, changing how something works, fixing older code, or taking over work started by another developer.
Our developers have worked on web applications for businesses in different industries, each having its own users, processes, and technical requirements.
These include:
The work ranges from internal systems and customer platforms to applications built around accounts, data, payments, and day-to-day business operations.
See some of our web app projects.
We use Laravel for the back end of custom web apps. It handles things like CRM systems, user accounts, admin panels, dashboards, and the logic behind those features.
PHP is used for server-side work such as form processing, user management, business rules, and connections between different parts of the app. It handles requests and data on the server.
Vue.js is what we use for parts of the app that need to change while someone is using them, like filters, forms, tables, or dashboard data. It updates them without reloading the page.
Next.js comes in when a React app also needs server-side work. It keeps the front end and server logic in one project and can handle page rendering too.
React.js is used for interfaces where users are clicking, searching, filtering, or changing information. These actions can happen without loading a new page each time.
We use this on the server side for APIs, data handling, and real-time functions such as live notifications and updates. It handles requests between the app and server.
jQuery is used for parts of a web app that respond to user actions, such as forms, tables, buttons, and content that updates without loading a new page.
MySQL stores the app's data, including user accounts, projects, transactions, settings, and other records. It lets the app pull and update that data when needed.
We use TypeScript on larger web apps to catch certain errors while the code is being written. It also makes large codebases easier for developers to work on and update.
We use this to style dashboards, navigation, forms, pages, and layouts across different screen sizes. It keeps the design consistent across the web app.
REST APIs let different parts of a web app send and receive data. They are also used when the app needs information from another service or platform.
We connect web apps to payment systems, AI tools, email platforms, authentication services, third-party data, and other business software through APIs.
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