Laravel Repair and Modernisation
Diagnose slow or unreliable Laravel applications, repair integrations and plan upgrades with a clear scope and release checks.
Software service
Custom Web Application Development
Web applications built around how your business actually works, from first workflow to a maintained production system.
About this service
Off-the-shelf software rarely fits every process. We design and build web applications for the work your team does every day: internal tools, customer portals, booking and order systems, and the dashboards that tie them together.
How we work
We start with the workflow, not the screens: who does what, which data they need and where it comes from. From there we agree a first release that solves the most expensive problem, ship it, and extend it in small, reviewed steps. You own the code and the repository from day one.
How the work is scoped
Bring your current forms, spreadsheets and the steps staff follow from request to completion. We identify the users, permissions, data sources and exceptional cases before choosing the first release. A small internal workflow can be delivered before adding customer accounts, reporting or further integrations. Acceptance checks are written around the agreed business tasks.
Scope and exclusions
A first release does not automatically include a mobile app, every department’s workflow or a migration of all historical records. Hosting, third-party subscriptions and ongoing support are agreed separately.
A practical example
A service business could replace emailed job requests with a shared work queue. Staff would record an enquiry, assign the work and update its status; managers would review overdue tasks. This is an example of a possible scope, not a completed client project.
Pricing and handover
Work is quoted after the requirements and acceptance checks are agreed. The handover covers the delivered changes, verification notes and operating instructions for the agreed scope. Further releases and ongoing maintenance are optional and scoped separately.
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Problems it solves
- Spreadsheets and email threads standing in for a real system
- Off-the-shelf tools that force a workaround for every exception
- Data spread across tools that do not talk to each other
Key benefits
- Software shaped around your process instead of the other way round
- A first useful release early, then steady improvements
- Code, documentation and hosting you own and control
What you receive
- Discovery notes and an agreed scope for the first release
- Source code in your repository with a readable history
- Deployment to your hosting, with a written runbook
- Handover session and documentation for your team
Guides for your next step
- Guide
Consistent API error responses with RFC 9457 Problem Details
Every HTTP API needs an error format, and most teams invent their own. RFC 9457 defines a standard one: application/problem+json. This guide explains its members, shows validation and business-rule examples, and covers design and security rules for adopting it.
Prepare the scope with this guide: Consistent API error responses with RFC 9457 Problem Details. Its implementation choices should be reviewed for your project.
- Guide
Add a strict nonce-based Content Security Policy to Next.js 16
A strict CSP blocks injected scripts even when an XSS bug slips through. Set one up in Next.js 16 with proxy.ts and per-request nonces, then roll it out safely.
Prepare the scope with this guide: Add a strict nonce-based Content Security Policy to Next.js 16. Its implementation choices should be reviewed for your project.
- Guide
Core Web Vitals explained: LCP, INP and CLS, and how to improve each one
Core Web Vitals measure loading, responsiveness and visual stability with three metrics: LCP, INP and CLS. This explainer covers the current thresholds, how to measure them in the field and the lab, and the fixes that usually move each number.
Prepare the scope with this guide: Core Web Vitals explained: LCP, INP and CLS, and how to improve each one. Its implementation choices should be reviewed for your project.
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GitHub
Git-based platform for hosting code, reviewing pull requests, tracking issues and running CI/CD workflows, with free and per-user paid plans.
Reviewed changes, issue tracking and a shared repository support implementation and handover.
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GitLab
DevSecOps platform combining Git repositories, merge request reviews, CI/CD pipelines and issue tracking, offered as SaaS, dedicated or self-managed.
Repository review and CI pipelines can support agreed build, verification and release work.
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A short message is enough: what the software should do, what is in the way, and any deadline. We reply by email.