Question 1

What is the difference between a website and a web application?

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A website presents information; a web application does work. If users log in, enter data, run transactions or see something different from each other, you need a web application. Marketing sites are content. Booking systems, dashboards and portals are applications.

Question 2

Which technology stack do you recommend for web applications?

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Next.js with a Node or Laravel backend covers most cases. We use the MERN stack for real-time and data-heavy applications, and Laravel where business logic is complex and an established framework saves months. PostgreSQL by default, MongoDB where the data genuinely suits it.

Question 3

Can you rebuild or modernise our existing web application?

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Yes, and it is a large share of our work. We start with an audit of the existing codebase and infrastructure, then recommend either incremental modernisation or a rebuild — depending on which is actually cheaper over three years, not which is more interesting to build.

Question 4

Will the application handle growth in traffic?

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Yes, if it is architected for it from the start, which is what we do. We design for the load you realistically expect in eighteen months, not for hypothetical millions of users, because over-engineering early is as expensive as under-engineering.

Question 5

Do you build the backend and frontend, or just one?

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Both, and we prefer to. Most serious problems in web applications happen at the boundary between frontend and backend, and owning both sides means those problems get resolved rather than argued about between two vendors.

Question 6

How do you handle third-party integrations?

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We map every integration during discovery, test against sandbox environments first, and build failure handling in from the start. Payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, email and SMS providers, and mapping services are all routine for us.

Question 7

Is the application mobile-responsive?

Accepted Answer

Yes, always, and it is not a line item. Every application we build works on phones, tablets and desktop. We test on mid-range Android devices on throttled connections, because that is what a large share of real users actually have.

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