Web Application Development
Beyond the Salesforce ecosystem, we are a modern web engineering team. We design and ship full-stack applications with Next.js, React, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL: customer portals, document review and batch processing platforms, internal operations tools, and high-performance marketing sites. Our sweet spot is the intersection with Salesforce — web applications that read and write CRM data through secure, rate-limit-aware APIs, giving customers and staff product-quality experiences without forcing everyone into Salesforce licenses. Server-rendered for speed and SEO, typed end to end, and deployed with CI/CD from the first commit.
Sound familiar?
Common business challenges
The situations that bring teams to this practice.
Customers need self-service access to data that lives in Salesforce — without the cost of licensing every one of them
Internal teams run critical operations on spreadsheets because no tool fits the workflow
Your marketing site is a template nobody can safely modify, and it shows in Core Web Vitals and rankings
Document-heavy processes (review, approval, batch handling) need a purpose-built interface
Existing web properties (including WordPress) need to exchange data with your CRM reliably
What's included
Technical capabilities
Next.js & React applications
App Router, Server Components, and static generation for fast, SEO-strong products — the architecture this site itself is built on.
Salesforce-connected portals
Customer and partner experiences backed by live Salesforce data through secure, cached, rate-limit-aware API layers.
Document & batch processing platforms
Purpose-built interfaces for document review, approval pipelines, and high-volume batch operations with full audit trails.
TypeScript end to end
Strictly typed from database schema to UI — entire bug classes caught at compile time instead of in production.
Design systems & accessibility
Component libraries built on Tailwind and Radix, WCAG-conscious from the start — consistent products, not one-off screens.
Performance engineering
Core Web Vitals budgets, bundle discipline, caching strategy, and Lighthouse scores that hold after launch.
Engagement
Our implementation approach
- 01
Product discovery
User flows, data model, integration points, and an MVP cutline defined before design or code.
- 02
Design & prototype
Clickable prototypes validate the experience with real users before engineering investment.
- 03
Iterative build
Weekly releases to a preview environment with CI/CD — you watch the product form, not status reports.
- 04
Launch & iterate
Production launch with monitoring, analytics instrumentation, and a prioritized post-launch roadmap.
What you receive
Typical deliverables
- Production application with source in your repository
- CI/CD pipeline with preview environments per change
- Salesforce integration layer with documented API contracts
- Design system / component library documentation
- Performance budget report and analytics instrumentation
- Deployment and operations documentation
Why it matters
Benefits
- Customers self-serve against CRM data without per-seat license economics
- Web experiences that load in under a second and rank accordingly
- One engineering partner across the CRM and the products around it — no vendor finger-pointing
- A codebase structured for the features you haven't thought of yet
FAQ
Web Development — common questions
Answers specific to this practice area.
Related technologies
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- REST APIs
- OAuth 2.0
- AWS
- WordPress
Let's build something your team is proud to use
Tell us where your platform hurts. You'll get a straight assessment and a concrete plan — free, and yours to keep either way.