Web Application Development Company

Custom web applications typically range from $40,000 for a focused MVP to $500,000+ for a complex enterprise platform, similar to our broader custom software development cost ranges. Cost drivers include integration complexity, real-time features, and the depth of accessibility and performance requirements.

A focused MVP typically takes 8-16 weeks. Complex enterprise web applications with significant backend integration range from 20-36 weeks. We scope in phases so an MVP can validate value before the full build is committed to.

Yes, for most projects — React and Next.js give us server rendering, static generation, and incremental static regeneration options that map well to performance and SEO requirements. We also build Node.js and Python backends, and will recommend a different frontend stack when a project's specific requirements call for it.

Performance budgets (bundle size, image optimization, rendering strategy) are enforced from the first component, not tested for the first time before launch. We test under realistic network conditions, not just fast office Wi-Fi, since that's where most Core Web Vitals failures actually surface.

Yes — WCAG 2.1 AA compliance is built into component development by default, including keyboard navigation and screen reader support, with automated accessibility testing in CI/CD to prevent regressions. This is significantly cheaper than retrofitting accessibility after launch.

Yes. We typically recommend incremental modernization — migrating module by module with test coverage added alongside each piece — over a full rewrite, which carries substantially higher risk and a longer time to see any value.

When the use case fits, yes — a PWA can deliver offline capability and an installable home-screen experience without App Store submission overhead. It's not a universal replacement for native or cross-platform mobile apps; we assess which fits your specific requirements during discovery.

OWASP Top 10 mitigation, secure authentication architecture, and session handling are built into the application layer from the start. For applications handling sensitive data, we scope additional security architecture work — see our Application Security & DevSecOps Services.

We load-test against both expected and stress-case traffic scenarios before launch, and design caching and database connection strategies to handle spikes gracefully rather than discovering the bottleneck during a real traffic event.

Both. Startups typically begin with a focused MVP prioritizing speed to market; enterprise engagements add deeper integration, accessibility compliance, and load-testing requirements. The same engineering standards apply to both, scoped to what's actually needed at each stage.

Yes. We start with a technical audit covering architecture, test coverage, performance, and security posture, then recommend either a targeted refactor or an incremental modernization path based on the risk profile.

Every engagement starts under mutual NDA before any product requirements, designs, or technical architecture details are shared. Discovery is a structured, time-boxed assessment that produces a scoped proposal.