Cutting-Edge Web App Development

A web application is a software program that is accessed and used through a web browser or a web-based interface. Unlike traditional desktop applications that are installed on a user's computer, web applications run on cloud based servers and are accessed over the internet. Users interact with web applications by visiting a specific URL in their web browser, and the application's user interface is displayed within the browser window.

Web applications can vary widely in complexity and functionality, ranging from simple forms and interactive websites to complex systems for e-commerce, social networking, project management, and more. They can be built using various web technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and backend programming languages like Next.js, React.js, PHP, .NET, and more. Web applications enable users to perform tasks, access information, and interact with data stored on the server without needing to install any software locally.

We build our web applications with modern languages like Next.js, React.js and cloud hosting providers Vercel, Azure or AWS.

You can learn more about Next.js:

• The Power of Next.js

• Next.js vs Gatsby

A Progressive Web Application (PWA) is a type of web application that takes advantage of modern web technologies to provide a more engaging and user-friendly experience for users, particularly on mobile devices.

PWAs aim to combine the best features of both web and mobile apps, providing a seamless and responsive experience across different platforms.

Mostly by using a PWA architecture approach the web application can be used on both web or deployed as a mobile application through the app stores from a single code base.

This saves time and money for our clients.

This varies greatly on the scope of work involved in the project, the duration or timeline, and the kind of resources required to complete the work.

In general, the cost for a business web application is between $100k USD to $400k or more depending on the project timeline, effort and complexity. Also taking into account ongoing support and maintenance to keep the web application supported.

For smaller business applications with very narrow features and simplified deliverables the costs can be less.

Great question. We are not a marketing agency. This means we do not provide services for SEO, advertising, copywriting, or managing social media channels.

We are not a staffing firm either so while we know you'll love our team, we aren't into placing our amazing people people anywhere but ShineForth. This is so our clients can benefit!

We also do not cover all technologies. A few examples of languages or platforms we do not support or work with are Java, Angular, Drupal, or Ruby. There are others but feel free to reach out if you have questions.

Unfortunately, we aren't a fit for every client or project situation if what you need isn't what we do best or if there is a limit to how much value we can bring within your specific budget or timeline.

The typical website or e-commerce time is 2-3 months depending on the complexity and effort involved. Exact timelines will be confirmed after involving our technical team. If you already have a UX/UI designs for the site we can develop the site in 6-8 weeks depending on the project complexity and size.

Our normal web application process includes additional time for discovery, scoping and architecture to confirm the application software will meet the business, user and technology requirements of your business. The timeline also depends on scope and complexity of the application specifications. It's normal for these projects to take 6 months or more to complete.

Absolutely. Our team has built an AI platform called Sparkt. We've invested thousands of hours learning generative AI platforms and how to apply the technology for your advantage.

For more information on AI:

• Unleashing the Power of AI: Top 10 AI Uses in Software Development for Developers

A headless CMS (Content Management System) is a content management platform that separates the content creation and management process from its presentation layer. Unlike traditional CMSs, a headless CMS focuses solely on managing content and delivering it through APIs, without enforcing a specific front-end structure. This enables developers to build dynamic and flexible web or application experiences using various technologies while fetching content from the headless CMS's API. In essence, a headless CMS empowers content creators and developers to collaborate effectively, maintain content consistency, and adapt to different digital platforms seamlessly.

Read more about headless technology:

• The Rise of Headless CMS - Part 1

• The Rise Of Headless CMS - Part 2