Digital solutions that work

Websites are the right choice when it's primarily about the structured presentation of content and information. They allow easy navigation, are easily accessible, and are ideal for traditional communication or branding purposes.

Web apps offer interactive features directly in the browser, are cross-platform, and require no installation. They can be used in a variety of ways—for example for customer portals, configurators, or internal applications—and enable a high degree of flexibility in further development.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are a combination of web apps and native apps. They are available more quickly than native apps and generally offer a better user experience than traditional web apps. Another decisive factor is their flexibility with regard to different devices such as smartphones, tablets, or computers and operating systems.

Unlike a (progressive) web app, a native app must be installed on a device to be used. Its strengths lie in leveraging system hardware and specific device functions. They also often provide an especially good user experience.

The foundation of every successful web app is a thorough analysis of the requirements. Even before actual development begins, it is defined which features are needed, which goals should be pursued, and how the application can be meaningfully integrated into existing processes.

A well-thought-out app design is essential for user acceptance. That's why intuitive usability and a clear visual language are the focus during the design process. The result is a user-friendly interface that works convincingly across all devices, from desktop to smartphone.

The technical implementation is carried out based on the developed concept. Modern frameworks and programming languages are used to create a high-performance, stable, and future-proof web app. Interfaces ensure seamless communication between the frontend and backend as well as with external systems.

Before a web app goes live, it is thoroughly tested: technically, functionally, and from a user-experience perspective. The goal is to develop a stable application that runs smoothly and performs convincingly in real-world usage scenarios.

Even after launch, we continue to support projects — for example with technical updates, new features, or optimization of existing components. This keeps the application relevant over the long term and allows it to grow with the company’s needs.

An agency supports companies in choosing the right web application, assists with planning, conceptualization and design, and handles the development of the custom app.

A web app doesn't need to be tailored to different platforms and isn't dependent on an app store; it runs in any browser, which usually makes development easier.

While websites primarily convey content, web apps are functionally oriented. They enable interactions, for example through user accounts, forms, configurators, or internal applications. Technically, they resemble software solutions rather than pure content sites.

Web apps can be used for a wide variety of purposes. They are often used in the e‑commerce sector or serve as a platform for customers to obtain information and to communicate.

In many cases, yes — especially with Progressive Web Apps (PWAs). They can be equipped with offline capabilities so that certain content and functions remain available even without an internet connection.