Web development
After the client meeting you speak the key figures into your phone. The web app works them out against your price list and produces the quote as a PDF. You check it and send it off.
Delivery notes, contracts or menus arrive as a photo or a PDF. The web app reads the content and enters it into the system. Anything unclear is flagged. At yoorda, our restaurant app, a photographed menu becomes a digital one on the phone in several languages.
When an enquiry comes in by email, the web app finds the matching documents and drafts a reply. You read it over and send it. Nothing leaves the house without your approval.
An evaluation or analysis you currently do for every client by hand. As a web app, the client runs it themselves, on a phone or at a desk. You get the result and save yourself the routine.
A practical example
Project managers need maps that show several sites together. Off-the-shelf map services cannot do this. They do not know the internal assignment and force someone else's branding onto every export.
The application processes the addresses, assigns each company its colour and produces a labelled, print-ready map in seconds. Frequently used combinations can be saved and called up again later.
„No more manual reporting. The system handles automated site reports and visualisation in seconds.“
Online courses and classroom dates belong to the same programme, and attendance decides the certificate. Every provider uses the platform under its own brand, with the data kept separate. It is in live operation.
Guests order via a code at the table, with the point-of-sale system attached directly to it. Menus are photographed, read out and translated automatically. Retyping them disappears completely.
The work of a web development agency comes down to four important steps. They run the same way on every project, whether it takes two months or two years.
Step 01
First we walk through your process step by step. At the end it is written down what the web app can do — and what it explicitly cannot. We avoid overengineering and build the features that matter to you.
Step 02
You get the key screens as a clickable draft, a mockup that gives you a feel for the UI (user interface) and the UX (user experience). That shows early on whether the handling works. Changes are still quick to make at this point.
Step 03
The web app now grows piece by piece. Every finished part is there for you to look at and test straight away. Roles, permissions and external interfaces are an important part of it and are thought through along the way.
Step 04
The web app goes live and runs on servers in the EU. We look after it regularly, including monitoring, security updates and later extensions.
Server-side rendered views. That guarantees short loading times and full usability – even on a weak mobile connection.
Structured relational data storage. High query speed, strict data separation and maximum fault tolerance.
Decoupled content management (headless CMS). Content and source code are kept separate from each other on servers in the EU.
Background processes take over routine tasks. For safety, external data flows require a manual approval.
Existing software is connected through custom APIs. Where an interface is missing, we can easily develop it as well.
GDPR-compliant infrastructure in Europe. Deployment, system monitoring and daily backups are built in as standard.
Webse lab
webse.at builds and runs its own AI and web applications as well as SaaS products (software as a service). The latest proven technology in web development proves itself there under real conditions.
Yes. You get the source code and the access credentials. Everything is documented so that other developers can carry on with it.
The application keeps running. We hand over the code, the access credentials and a guide to how the system fits together.
As a rule, yes. We look at the shape the data is in and migrate it beforehand.
Yes. The standard is operation on our side in the EU. If you want to host it yourself, we set that up.
That depends on the scope. A first section is usually usable within a few weeks; larger platforms take longer.
Tell us where time is lost in your day-to-day work. We will tell you honestly whether an application of your own is worth it and what the first step would be.
Contact
webse.at · Mag. David PaciWeiherweg 4, 9500 Villach, Austriainfo@webse.at+43 (0)650 4352 452