Our web development services cover everything businesses and projects need to establish an online presence. From design to programming and deployment.

• Web Design: designing the look and feel of a website, including colour schemes, layout, animations and functionality

• Front-End Development: converting designs into a functional user interface, including the creation of templates that will ensure future content updates are seamlessly integrated with the website as a whole

• Back-End Development: designing and programming features that are focused on data collection, processing and storage such as e-commerce, customer services, user comments, chat / communication services and more

• Application Development: designing and developing complete applications that are traditionally installed on devices such as desktops / laptops and handhelds directly, but are instead made available through web browsers or specialised ‘web views’

• Cross-Platform Development: designing user interfaces with careful consideration of different screen sizes, user input methods and features unique to different types of devices (i.e. handhelds, desktops / laptops, VR headsets, AR glasses)

Native development services refers to the design and development of applications that run directly on device operating systems, without the use of an intermediary such as a web browser or runtime environment.

Native applications are able to access hardware resources directly, such as graphics acceleration, special input / output devices and more. The benefit of a native application include increased performance and security. The disadvantages are higher development costs and increased difficulty in supporting multiple platforms.

Whether or not to opt for native application development or web application development is generally down to performance requirements. There are media editors and games available as web applications for example, but their performance and feature sets are far more limited than native applications. That said, the gap is starting to close.

Embedded development refers to the applications and systems development for specialised devices such as industrial controllers, Internet-of-Things devices, handheld devices and others.

It generally refers to devices that are dedicated to specific tasks, enabled by specialised hard- and software. Creating a mobile application is not considered embedded computing, while creating systems level software for a mobile device is considered as such.

Embedded development services range from electrical engineering and operating systems development to utility and ecosystem development, as well as the creation of specialised user and industrial interfaces.

Low-Latency refers to having a minimal or preferably unnoticable delay between input requests and returned output. In the case of websites it means having web pages load immediately. In any case, it means having little or no perceivable delay.

We follow Agile development principles when working on projects, based on either Scrum or Kanban. Both methodologies are proven approaches to effective software development that allow customers to be active participants in each stage of the process. The choice of either Scrum or Kanban depends on the specifics of the project.