Full-Stack Web Application Development
One engineer accountable from the database to the button.
Some products do not need a frontend team and a backend team and a coordination overhead between them. They need one engineer who can model the data, build the API, build the interface, and take responsibility for the seam where those meet — which is where most projects actually go wrong.
What this includes
New products from zero
Data model, API, interface, deployment and the environment configuration around them. Delivered as something you can run, not as a prototype that needs a second project to become real.
Rescue and continuation work
Picking up a codebase whose original team has moved on, making it buildable and deployable again, then continuing the roadmap from there.
Internal tools and platforms
Admin panels, dashboards and content platforms — including learning management systems and multi-domain e-commerce, both of which we have shipped for real clients.
Multilingual products
Applications built for more than one language from the start: server-rendered translations, per-language URLs and correct hreflang, so every language is genuinely indexable.
Numbers
- 10companies and clients delivered for
- 7international domains served by one e-commerce codebase
- 2app stores shipped to from a single codebase
Evidence
Full-stack work here spans a translation-memory cloud platform, a genomics research application, a Moodle learning platform for the Zühlke Group, and an e-commerce codebase serving seven country domains.
Work that evidences this
A DNA research platform on React, Redux and AWS
A high-performance DNA research system — Netgenomics.life — developed and maintained for scalability and reliability using React, Redux, AWS and Firebase.
Read the case study →A Moodle learning platform for the Zühlke Group
A high-performance, secure Moodle Learning Management System developed and optimised for the Zühlke Group, extended with custom plugins.
Read the case study →One e-commerce codebase across seven country domains
Features developed and maintained for multiple e-commerce platforms across international domains — PoštovnéZDARMA.cz and ShipGratis on .com, .eu, .rs, .ba, .hr, .ru and .hu.
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Common questions
- How do projects usually start?
- With a short written scope: what the product must do, what it must not do yet, and what the first deployable slice is. Fixed scope for the first slice, then reassess — that keeps the risk on our side rather than yours.
- Can you work with our existing team?
- Yes. Most of the last nine years has been inside cross-functional teams — alongside QA, backend engineers, designers and product owners — rather than working alone.
- What if we need the product in several languages?
- That is built in rather than bolted on. Every language gets its own URL, its own metadata and its own place in the sitemap, which is the only arrangement search engines can actually index.