Our portfolio includes websites, web apps, mobile apps and software, both in the consumer sector and for industrial applications. Our developers use modern technologies to deliver high-quality and future-proof solutions. By applying agile methods, we ensure that we can react flexibly to project changes at any time. Before we start developing, we define the tech stack and the project framework together with you and your project team, based on your individual requirements.
We understand that your project is unique. That’s why we emphasise detailed briefing and careful planning in order to develop a concept that is tailored to the project scope. This preparation pays off particularly in projects with a high degree of complexity, e.g. if the target group is very specific, the project has a large scope and many project participants or the requirements are technically demanding.
Our UX/UI team is fully integrated into the development team. This ensures that your product is not only functional, but also offers outstanding usability and appealing interfaces. Quality assurance is also an essential part of our portfolio: We use manual and automated tests to ensure that your software is bug-free and powerful.
On request, we remain involved in the project after the rollout and take on post-release tasks such as ongoing system monitoring, user service management or the creation of marketing concepts and content for your digital product.
In terms of web applications, we develop everything from simple websites to complex PWAs (Progressive Web Apps). What we choose depends on your project requirements:
Native, cross-platform or hybrid? Technology in app development has advanced considerably in recent years and offers various options for mobile applications:
Your business case and your users determine which type of app is right for you. Feel free to contact us for a non-binding consultation to discuss your project requirements.
Scalable, quick learnings and decision-making in digital innovation projects? Sounds impossible to many, but it’s not: before developing and rolling out a product on a large scale, it should first be conceptualised on a small scale and tested using a PoC and MVP:
Be it direct communication between WiFi/Bluetooth product and app or a complex IoT application: The goal is a centralised, user-friendly interface and a stable framework.
Post-release measures are essential after the launch of digital products in order to market the product effectively, keep it up to date with the latest technology and respond to user needs.
Project ownership brings numerous advantages to software development:
From the initial briefing on project ideas and product requirements to user experience and interface design, software development, testing and monitoring to the successful final software product: the steps in the development process are extensive but transparent. Here, you can gain an insight into a typical development process: