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Web & Mobile App Development

Marketing sites, client portals, and mobile apps — fast to load, easy to maintain, built to actually rank.

Marketing sites from $8,000–$15,000. Client portals from $15,000–$25,000. React Native companion apps from $20,000.

What this is

We build the software your customers and clients interact with directly: marketing websites, client portals, booking systems, and cross-platform mobile apps. The constraint is always the same — it has to be fast, discoverable, and maintainable by a small team. For marketing sites, we build on Next.js with server-rendered pages, proper metadata, and a content structure that lets non-technical editors update copy without a developer. We've shipped sites that rank for competitive terms within 8 weeks because the technical foundation (speed, schema, crawlability) is correct from day one. For client portals, we build authenticated, role-aware interfaces on top of the same stack — document libraries, billing history, ticketing, dashboards. The API is usually Laravel; the frontend is Next.js or Inertia + React. If you already have a Laravel app, Inertia keeps everything in one repo. For mobile, we use React Native (Expo) when the app shares significant logic with the web product — same TypeScript types, same API contracts, shared business logic. If the mobile app is fundamentally different, we'll evaluate native (Swift/Kotlin), but most B2B companions don't need that. What we typically deliver: - **Marketing site**: IA, copy structure, server-rendered pages, schema.org markup, performance budget (<200ms TTFB, <1s LCP on 4G) - **Client portal**: auth, roles, document upload/download, billing history, notifications, real-time updates where needed - **Mobile companion**: Expo/React Native, shared API types, push notifications, offline-first for critical reads

Our process

  1. Information architecture & content audit (1 week) — page map, user flows, SEO keyword mapping
  2. Design system & component library (1–2 weeks) — tokens, primitives, responsive patterns, dark mode
  3. Frontend build (3–4 weeks) — pages, components, CMS integration (if needed), preview deployments
  4. Backend integration (2–3 weeks) — API contracts, auth, webhooks, background jobs, file storage
  5. QA & launch — Lighthouse CI, cross-browser, accessibility audit, DNS cutover, post-launch monitoring

Stack & why we use it

Next.js 14 (App Router)
Server-rendered pages, RSC for data fetching, ISR for dynamic content, middleware for auth
React 18 + TypeScript
Component library, form handling (React Hook Form), state management (Zustand/Context)
Laravel 11
API, queues, scheduled jobs, Sanctum auth, file storage (S3), webhook endpoints
PostgreSQL
Relational data, full-text search, JSONB for flexible content blocks
Tailwind CSS
Design tokens, responsive utilities, dark mode, component variants
Expo (React Native)
Cross-platform mobile, OTA updates, push notifications (Expo Push), shared types

Who it's for

  • →Businesses that need a marketing site separate from their internal app
  • →Companies needing a client-facing portal — bookings, dashboards, document upload
  • →Teams that need a companion mobile app for an existing web product

What's included

  • ✓Information architecture and page structure built for SEO from day one
  • ✓Server-rendered, mobile-first front end (Next.js or server-rendered Laravel)
  • ✓A content structure your team can edit without touching code
  • ✓Performance budget — fast load times on real mobile connections, not just on office wifi
  • ✓Cross-platform mobile builds where a native app is the right call

Common questions

Can you work with our existing Laravel backend?
Yes. We can add Inertia.js for a React frontend, or build a separate Next.js app that consumes your API. We've done both.
Do you handle CMS setup for marketing content?
We prefer a lightweight approach — content blocks in the database with a simple admin UI. If you need a full CMS, we've integrated with Contentful, Sanity, and direct database editing.
What about mobile app store deployment?
We handle TestFlight/Play Console builds, release notes, and the review process. You own the developer accounts; we manage the pipeline.
How do you handle SEO during a site migration?
Redirect map (1:1), canonical preservation, sitemap regeneration, Search Console verification, and 4-week ranking monitoring. We've migrated 500+ page sites with <5% traffic dip.