Web service development
For projects where a normal website is not enough: client portals, orders, roles, databases, uploads, notifications and custom business workflows.
Who this is for
A good fit when users need to sign in, create or change data, upload files, follow order status or work with an administrator through the product.
What is included
- Authentication, sessions and role-based access
- PostgreSQL data model and server API
- Client and administrator interfaces
- Private file handling and integrations
- Security, testing and production deployment
How a project starts
Short brief
You describe the goal, audience and required functionality.
Fixed proposal
We agree on scope, price and timeline before development starts.
Build and launch
Progress stays visible in the client portal through production launch.
RYVIA 3D case study
Orders, accounts, files, security and production infrastructure in one real project.
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Questions
Does a web service have to be huge?
No. A useful first version may be one client portal and a few core workflows. Scope is driven by the business goal, not by adding features for their own sake.
How is a custom project priced?
After the brief we break the system into roles, screens and critical flows, then fix the scope, price and timeline for the first version.
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Start your project
Describe the goal. After a short brief you receive a fixed proposal.
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