Devora Studio · Custom web systems
Custom web app development after specification
Client portals, internal dashboards, booking flows and AI-assisted automation work best when the data, roles and business logic are clarified before development starts.
A custom system should not be quoted from a few vague sentences. The first step is mapping features, permissions, data models, integrations and acceptance points. That makes the development quote more responsible and the project easier to control.
Price range
custom quote
Timeline
Deadline in project proposal
Depends on modules, integrations and business logic — directional schedule after discovery, fixed deadline in the project proposal.
Focus
Custom system
Best fit
- client portals and protected user interfaces
- internal dashboards, admin interfaces and data views
- booking, inquiry, stock or workflow logic
- ERP, CRM, invoicing or external API integrations
- AI-assisted document, email or data processing
What to clarify before development
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Process
The process starts with a free consultation: clarify the goal, prepare a tailored proposal, approve it — then development and testing.
Free discovery consultation
The goal, current workflow, pain point and expected result are clarified. Scheduling happens by email.
Tailored project proposal
Fixed price, timeline and clear framework — you see exactly what is delivered and what comes next. Often within 48 hours for websites and webshops.
Testable version
Try and refine the agreed version — feedback on the real interface. The development fee is due after you approve the test version.
Handoff and launch
Launch and handoff based on the approved version.
When development should not start yet
- when the business workflow to validate is not clear yet
- when taking over an unknown legacy system without audit
- when a fixed quote is expected without specification or acceptance criteria
Common questions
Because price and timeline mostly depend on permissions, data, integrations and business logic. Without those, a fixed quote would be risky.
No. It means a validation-first version: the first release should prove a specific workflow or customer experience.
Yes, for example document, email or data processing, but the exact workflow and data handling need to be clarified first.
Related directions
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