Technology Division
Apps that are pleasant to use.
We design and build web applications, iOS and Android apps, and the APIs that sit behind them. Design and speed get attention from day one, because people decide within seconds whether an app is worth their time.
In short
What does Web and Mobile Applications from Code Colonies cover?
Web apps, iOS and Android apps, APIs and microservices, with UI and UX design. Deliverables include design system and prototypes; web and mobile apps; API documentation; store listings and a release pipeline. The work is delivered under 2good.dev at USD 2 or INR 199 an hour, a 150 hour minimum, no advance and payment after you accept the work.
- How does the work run?
- Design (1 to 2 weeks), specify (1 week), build (sprints) and launch (release).
- Which tools and standards are used?
- React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, React Native and Flutter, chosen to fit your systems.
- Who owns the result?
- You do. Once you accept and pay, the documents, code and intellectual property from the work are yours.
- How do I start?
- Book a call or send a short brief. A specialist replies within one working day.
When clients call us
Situations we are asked to resolve
- You need a customer app on both iOS and Android.
- Your web app is slow or confusing to use.
- You want web and mobile to share one design system.
- Your backend struggles when traffic picks up.
Scope
What the work covers
- UI and UX design
- User research, flows, prototypes and design systems.
- Web applications
- Quick, accessible web apps and progressive web apps.
- Native and cross platform mobile
- Swift, Kotlin, React Native and Flutter.
- APIs and microservices
- Services with clear contracts and monitoring, built to scale.
- Performance and accessibility
- Core Web Vitals and WCAG checks on each release.
- Store release
- App Store and Play Store submissions and updates.
How it runs
A clear path, with gates
- Step 11 to 2 weeksDesignResearch, user flows and clickable prototypes.
- Step 21 weekSpecifyA signed specification and acceptance criteria.
- Step 3SprintsBuildA build every week that you can install and try.
- Step 4ReleaseLaunchStore release, monitoring and ongoing fixes.
Deliverables
What you receive, and what changes
What you receive
- Design system and prototypes
- Web and mobile apps
- API documentation
- Store listings and a release pipeline
- Analytics setup
What changes
- Screens tested with real users before release
- Pages and screens that load quickly
- One codebase where it makes sense
- Store releases that go smoothly
- Typical stack
- ReactNext.jsVueAngularReact NativeFlutterSwiftKotlinNode.jsPython
Start here
Talk to us about web and mobile applications.
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. A specialist replies within one working day, and the first conversation is free.
Questions
Native or cross platform?
Cross platform suits most business apps and costs less. We suggest native when the app needs deep access to the device or the best possible performance.