Web applications, SaaS and MVP development

The problem to solve

Do scattered files or generic tools make everyday work harder? A custom application can bring the information and actions your users need into a coherent workflow.

What the project can include

• Definition of users, roles and priority journeys.
• Interfaces and business logic for the agreed features.
• Data structure and connections required by the product.
• Journey testing, deployment preparation and documented development needs.

From scoping to verification

We start with a concrete use case. For an MVP, the first version focuses on the essential features to validate. Screens and business rules are defined before development, then checked against representative scenarios.

Features from existing projects

MF Marketing’s administration area supports partner management and promotional codes. Villa Maspi connects availability, booking and payment. These projects show how an interface can connect a public offer with the tools used to manage it.

What affects budget and timing

User roles, business rules, data migration, integrations and testing complexity determine the effort involved. A focused first version separates launch requirements from later improvements.

A scope to define together

Billing, authentication, migration and operations need to be defined for each product. An MVP does not include every feature of a complete platform. Code ownership, licences, hosting, access and maintenance need to be defined in the project agreement.