Custom Web Application Development | Scalable & Modern Solutions
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About this service
Summary
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What tech stack do you use?
I typically use React for the frontend, Node.js or Next.js for the backend, and modern tools like Vercel or Northflank for deployment—but I’m flexible based on your project’s needs.
How long does a typical project take?
Most web applications take 2–10 weeks depending on scope and responsiveness during the feedback phases.
Will I be able to edit or update the site after it's done?
Yes! You’ll get full access to the source code along with setup instructions. I can also help integrate a CMS if you want easy, non-technical editing.
Do you offer ongoing support or updates?
I offer optional post-launch support packages, or we can work on a per-update basis if you'd rather keep it flexible.
Can you connect my app to third-party tools or APIs?
Absolutely. I can integrate tools like Stripe, Firebase, OpenAI, or anything else you need to power your app’s features.
What's included
Fully Functional Web Application
A complete, responsive, and user-friendly web application tailored to your needs. Built using modern technologies (React, Vue, Node.js, etc.) with scalable architecture. Format: Deployed on your preferred hosting platform (e.g., Vercel, Netlify, AWS) + source code in GitHub or ZIP Includes: Up to 3 core pages/modules Revisions: 2 rounds of revisions included
Source Code & Documentation
Clean, well-organized source code with inline comments and a setup guide for local development or future updates. Format: GitHub repo or downloadable ZIP + PDF/Markdown documentation Includes: Tech stack list, installation steps, and basic usage instructions Revisions: 1 round of revision for documentation
Automated Testing Suite
A set of automated tests to ensure your web application functions as expected now and in the future. This includes unit tests for core logic and integration tests for key workflows. Format: Test files written using industry-standard frameworks (e.g., Jest, Vitest, Playwright, or Cypress) Includes: Unit tests for up to 3 core components or functions Integration tests for 1-2 major user flows (e.g., login, form submission) Test coverage report Revisions: 1 round of test adjustments based on feedback or edge cases
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