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What is Web Development?

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January 24, 2025
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What is Web Development?

Got a web idea or just wondering what web development is all about?

We’re here to break down the basics – what web development is, how it works, and how teaming up with the right web development experts can get you the best results while making the entire development process stress-free.

WEB DEVELOPMENT EXPLAINED

To put it simply, web development covers the entire process of building and maintaining websites and web apps. This includes: 

→ Web design, 

→ Coding, 

→ Publishing, 

→ Database management.


It is typically broken down into front-end (everything a user sees and interacts with on a website, such as text, images, navigation menus, and buttons – basically, all the visible elements of a site) and back-end development (the server-side components of a website that manages data storage, processing, and communication with the front-end).

But many of our projects require work on both the front-end and back-end of a website, which leads us to a full-stack development approach.

WEB DEVELOPMENT STAGES

1 SPECIFICATIONS & ANALYSIS

Before beginning each project, we spend extra time talking things through with our partners. Our team – including project managers, designers, and developers – participates in these meetings to ensure alignment and clarity from the start. 

At these meetings we: 

→ Clarify Project Requirements (goals and  objectives), 

→ Analyze and Select Features to align with the project.

2 PLANNING

After our initial discussion with the client, it's our job to create a clear roadmap and strategy for the entire web dev process. This includes:

→ Execution plan,

→ Timelines and deliverables,

→ Budget estimation based on the project scope,

→ Resource allocation (team, tech stack, and tools needed for the project).

Finally, we present the plan to the client for approval before moving forward. 

3 DESIGN

Once the plan is set, our design team starts working on:

→ Wireframing and prototyping to establish the basic layout and flow of the website,

→ UI/UX design,

→ Client feedback and revisions,

→ Design approval and handoff for development.

4 DEVELOPMENT

After the design handoff, our development team begins the implementation phase, which may include:

→ Front-end development,

→ Back-end development,

→ Full-stack development. 

5 TESTING

The testing phase ensures the website is fully functional and meets quality standards. This includes:

→ Functional testing of all features,

→ Cross-browser and device testing, 

→ Performance testing, 

→ Security testing, 

→ User acceptance testing (UAT) to ensure it meets expectations before going live. 

6 DEPLOYMENT

Once everything is in place, we take the website live with the following steps:

→ Pre-launch final review,

→ Live deployment.

7 MAINTENANCE

​​To ensure long-term success, we provide ongoing maintenance with: 

→ Regular updates, 

→ Immediate bug fixes,

→ Performance monitoring. 

CUSTOMIZED WEB SOLUTIONS 

When we take a personalized approach to each project, it starts with selecting the right tech stack – this is the foundation that ensures optimal performance, scalability, and user experience. 

Which has proven successful in developing customized web solutions across various industries – making projects not only stand out and look more professional from an aesthetic standpoint but also include added features such as custom widgets and integrations.

These customized additions ensure that the website is a long-term investment for any business!

For the construction web platform, we utilized a front-end solution that allowed for the integration of custom code and the inclusion of our own Vue.js (JavaScript platform) components, such as geolocation features.

This flexibility ensured that the application could be tailored to meet specific needs while remaining scalable, interactive, and adaptable.

And for the back-end, we used Supabase, which enabled seamless real-time data integration, such as project tracking and contractor management. By combining a dynamic, user-friendly interface with the robust capabilities of Supabase for data management, we created a highly responsive platform.

For the logistics and supply chain web platform, we used Next.js, a React framework, which allowed us to build a dynamic user interface while incorporating additional features and optimizations.

We selected Next.js for its Server-Side Rendering (SSR) capabilities, enabling fast initial page loads. Its ability to handle large volumes of real-time data, which frequently changes, was also a key factor in our decision, ensuring the platform remains efficient and responsive.

For the event ticketing and management platform, we used FlutterFlow, which generates native Flutter code for web applications.

Since we typically develop mobile apps first, FlutterFlow allows us to maintain a single codebase for both mobile and web, reducing development time and ensuring compatibility.

Additionally, as FlutterFlow integrates seamlessly with the Flutter ecosystem, we have access to a wide array of plugins and packages that enhance the platform’s functionality.

However, some widgets and features that work perfectly in mobile apps may need adjustments for the web. For example, when we built CRM platforms using FlutterFlow, such modifications were a regular part of the process. So, it’s essential to have a team of Flutter experts to ensure proper adaptation and maintain a seamless experience across all platforms.

In the blink of an eye, you’ve already formed an opinion about a website! 

That’s why customized web development, done right with the right tech stack and the right experts, ensures your online presence will succeed. 

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