Responsive screens
Views that adapt to the devices people use for their tasks.
Software / in the browser
A web application turns the browser into a tool for managing information and completing tasks. Frontend, backend and database are designed as parts of the same system.
Inside the project
Structure, details and interactions come together in one coherent experience.
A closer look
Unlike a presentation website, a web app handles actions and information. It might show different views for different people, check an input or keep track of a process. The interface, backend and database need to fit together around the main task.
Views that adapt to the devices people use for their tasks.
Validation, search and the rules behind each action.
Roles and permissions considered alongside the information being stored.
A place to start
This can be an interesting route for an internal tool, a digital experiment or a shared platform. If the idea relies on specific device features, comparing it with a mobile app is a useful next step.
Projects ↗Frequently asked questions
A website mainly presents information; a web app lets people perform tasks and manage information. A project can combine the two.
Not automatically. Offline features require a separate design for the information and actions that need to remain available.
That depends on the idea, the content and any tools involved. We can discuss it once we understand what the project would look like.