Software on-Demand. How do we do it?

With the help of cloud-based computing, we build scalable web app solutions which are quick to deploy and easy to maintain. SaaS-based web app development leads to a win-win situation for both our customers, as well as the developers. Our custom web application development team works alongside a large group of people including managers, architects, and designers to make sure all the features come together as a smooth and seamless experience. Successfully delivering end-to-end web application development projects. So how we do it?

Tech-Stack Love

Back-end development: ‘Behind-the-scenes’ functionality of web applications

We specialize in developing back-end systems using microservices based architecture. We factor in the aspects of multi-tenancy, scalability, self-service/automation, third-party integration, reporting, and business metrics. By evaluating these factors, we aim to deliver flawless functional apps, top-class tech stack including the best programming language for web application development software.

Front-end development: Clean scripting and a delightful UX

Change is the only constant they say, and rightfully so our engineers constantly hone their skills on improving UI implementation ensuring impeccable product quality and our expertise in building great UX and exhibiting special effects through JavaScript, allows us to add wow factors which are beyond user expectation for every web app we develop.

How we secure your web your application: No half measures

TACKLING WEB APPLICATION VULNERABILITIES

Typically vulnerabilities are the result of a lack of input/output sanitization enabling the use of potential attack vectors including:

SQL Injection

A code injection technique to manipulate the database to reveal any sensitive information

Cross-site Scripting (XSS)

Attacker injects scripts activating Trojans, targeting a user to access accounts or altering page content

Remote File Inclusion

An attack to remotely inject a file in the web application server executing malicious scripts

Cross-site Request Forgery

An attack resulting in an unsolicited transfer of funds, change of passwords or data theft