Web design refers to the design of the look and feel of a website or web application, as well as strategic content layout, user interface design (UI) and user experience (UX) design.

Markup services refer to the process of converting a web design to functional HTML5 templates that can be used to generate future web pages that conform to the specifications of the design.

Certainly. We can convert or ‘port’ your existing website for use with other web technologies, convert an existing or 3rd party design and more.

Global delivery means that a website and all of its content are always delivered to a visitor from the location that is nearest to them, rather than having data sent around the world unnecessarily. This is achieved by using a Content Delivery Network, which has cached copies of the website and its content at multiple locations around the world.

This greatly reduces the loading times and response times, which is crucial in today’s online culture. Visitors expect pages to be loaded in a few seconds at most. Websites that feature a large amount of images or video are especially slow to load if the distance between visitors and servers is measured in thousands of miles.

Without modularity your project will be marred by issues such as high upfront cost, migration difficulties, scaling difficulties and more.

One of the key differences between Enterprise grade solutions and small business or consumer solutions is modularity. Where Enterprise solutions are based on individual modules that can be scaled or replaced independently, consumer and SMB solutions are instead based on integrated solutions. While integrated solutions might sound good, they are in fact costly and inefficient in the long run.

When it comes to IT solutions, Enterprise is the way to go whenever possible. That’s why we focus on bringing Enterprise solutions to everyone to make things easier, cheaper and more efficient.

3rd party integration refers to the option to have websites and web application work with 3rd party services. This can take the form of seamlessly integrated solutions such as shopping carts, payment gateways and the like or data exchange. In the case of data exchange a good example is integration between an e-commerce solution and a 3rd party accounting platform.

Coduity solutions are designed to save money and resources whenever and wherever possible.

1. Our solutions are based on high performance native code that requires less hardware and therefore less money to get the job done.
2. Our solutions are modular, meaning functions and features can be decided upon individually when it comes to upgrading / replacing or outsourcing.
3. Our solutions are designed on open standards, not proprietary offerings. This allows them to run on any infrastructure and gives you the option to broker the best deal with infrastructure providers.

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.