Web and full-platform application development

Design and engineering happen in one team. Consistency across platforms is not something we coordinate into existence with documents — it holds because the interfaces, APIs, and data models come from the same place to begin with.

What we build

What full-platform means, and what it does not

Full-platform means we build for each platform. It is not the same claim as "one codebase runs everywhere" — that is a specific technical position about cross-platform frameworks. The two can be combined, but they are different things, and we would rather not blur them.

Which approach applies is decided per product. Interaction-heavy surfaces, and anything leaning on platform capabilities, get written natively; forms, content, and configuration screens are shared where sharing is genuinely cheaper. That judgement is made during architecture and written into the delivery documentation, rather than left to whoever implements it first.

Technology choices and architecture

IT consulting is not sold separately here — it is the opening phase of the project. The things that have to be settled before the first line of code:

• The stack for each platform, and which parts are shared
• Data models and interface boundaries
• Deployment shape and how it will be operated
• Milestones and what acceptance means at each one

If the conclusion is that the project should not be built now, or should not be built by us, we will say so.

Deliverables

Requirements document and scope · clickable prototype · per-platform designs and a design specification · source code and build instructions · deployment and operations documentation

Support after launch is covered under managed server operations.

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