What we build
Bespoke web apps. Built like products, not projects.
Custom UI flows tailored to your operators. Realtime where it matters. Observability from day one. AI woven through where it earns its keep.
Bespoke UI · not a template
Custom UI flows tailored to your operators and end-users — not a generic admin template with your colours dropped in. Every screen earns its place; nothing exists because the framework had it.
Realtime + collaborative
Where realtime matters — collaborative editing, live dashboards, agent activity, multi-user workflows — wired in via WebSockets, server-sent events, or CRDTs depending on the use case.
Event-driven services
Background jobs, queues, schedulers, and event streams that handle the work the UI shouldn't block on. Built with retry semantics, dead-letter queues, and observability from the first commit.
Observability from day one
Logs, traces, metrics, and audit logs wired in before the first real user lands. Operators debug without paging engineering; ops sees drift before customers do.
Accessible + performant
WCAG-aligned, keyboard-navigable, Core Web Vitals green from the start. Performance budgets enforced in CI; accessibility checks in the PR template; not a 'we'll fix it before launch' promise.
AI woven into the workflow
Where AI helps your operators — search, summarisation, anomaly detection, copy generation — wired into the app with the same observability and version control as the rest of the build.
How we build web apps
Six phases. Weekly demos. AI-accelerated, human-reviewed.
No big-reveal at week twelve. Wireframes in week two, working flows in week four, polish in week ten. AI ships the boilerplate fast; senior time goes to what makes the operator's day better.
Discovery + UX scoping
Week 1- Operator + end-user persona interviews
- Core flows mapped · cut-list agreed up-front
- Performance + accessibility budgets locked
UX wireframes + prototype
Week 2- Wireframes for every core flow
- Clickable prototype · stakeholder review
- Component library + design tokens
Core build · UI + services
Week 3–8- Core flows shipped · weekly demos
- Event-driven services + background jobs
- Realtime sync wired where it earns its keep
Polish + performance
Week 8–10- Core Web Vitals · all green in production
- Accessibility audit · WCAG 2.2 AA
- Empty / error / loading states for every flow
Launch + handoff
Week 10–12- Production deploy · smoke-tested
- Operator runbook + admin training
- Monitoring dashboards + alert routing
Operate + iterate
Week 12+- Weekly releases · feature flags · rollback ready
- Observability tuned · alerts refined
- Iteration cadence agreed · retainer or handoff
Every shape of bespoke build
Four web app shapes. Tap to explore.
Internal ops, customer portals, AI agent consoles, analytics dashboards. Same engineering bench, tuned per workflow — explore the kind of UIs we ship.
Ticket + work-queue console for ops teams.
Where web apps land
Every shape of bespoke web build.
Internal ops tools, customer portals, AI-product consoles, collaboration tools. Same stack, tuned per workflow. Composed from shared primitives instead of rebuilt per project.
Internal ops + back-office tools
Custom dashboards for ops teams — order management, support triage, content moderation, data pipelines. Tailored to your operators' actual workflow, not a generic CRUD admin.
Customer-facing portals
Bespoke portals for B2B customers — order history, account self-service, billing, audit logs. Branded, performant, accessible — not a Zendesk widget pretending to be a portal.
AI-product front-ends
Front-ends for AI products — agent consoles, classification dashboards, prompt-tuning UIs, eval harnesses. Built to surface AI behavior, not hide it behind opaque outputs.
Collaboration tools
Multi-user workflow tools with realtime sync, presence indicators, and conflict resolution. Built on WebSockets or CRDTs depending on the consistency needs.
Marketing-ready custom sites
When a CMS doesn't fit — custom marketing sites with bespoke interactions, animations, and content models. The kind of site that makes the brand feel premium, not templated.
Custom dashboards
Analytics dashboards, monitoring consoles, executive overviews — sourced from your warehouse, BI tool, or live APIs. Built around the questions your team actually asks, not generic widgets.
Tech stack
Modern stacks. The right primitive per problem.
Next.js, Postgres, Datadog, Claude — composed per workload. We meet your stack if you have one; we pick the right tool, not the trendy one.
Why Axccelerate for web app development
Not a template fork.
A custom build.
An agency forks a template. Our system ships a bespoke web app — operator-tuned UI, realtime where it matters, observability from day one, accessibility and perf enforced in CI.
Pricing
Priced to your build — not pretend hourly rates.
Web app builds are scoped end-to-end. We cost against your flows, integrations, and realtime needs before quoting.
Glossary
The vocabulary behind every web app build.
A quick reference for the terms that show up in architecture decisions, code reviews, and ops handoffs — the language your engineering team will use during the build.
- Web app
- Browser-based application
An interactive application served via the browser — distinct from a marketing site (mostly read) or a native mobile app. Custom web apps tailor every flow to the operator.
- Realtime sync
- Live state across users
Multiple users seeing each other's changes immediately without refresh — typically via WebSockets, server-sent events, or CRDTs depending on consistency needs.
- CRDT
- Conflict-free Replicated Data Type
A data structure that lets multiple users edit the same document concurrently without conflicts — the foundation of collaborative editors like Figma and Linear.
- Event-driven
- Async work via messages
An architecture where services react to events rather than synchronous request/response — better for background jobs, integrations, and eventual-consistency workflows.
- Server component
- Render-on-server React unit
A React component that renders on the server and ships HTML (no JS bundle). Modern Next.js default for non-interactive UI; cuts client bundle size and improves time-to-first-byte.
- Edge runtime
- Region-distributed execution
Deployment runtime where code runs at the closest geographic edge to the user (Vercel Edge, Cloudflare Workers). Right for latency-sensitive flows; wrong for heavy compute.
- Core Web Vitals
- Google performance metrics
LCP, CLS, INP — Google's measurement of perceived performance. Affects SEO ranking; enforced in CI via Lighthouse or PageSpeed.
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- Accessibility standard
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 at level AA — the standard most enterprises and regulators target. Covers contrast, keyboard navigation, screen-reader support.
- Audit log
- Privileged-action record
A tamper-evident log of every privileged action — admin login, data export, permission change. Required by SOC 2, GDPR, and most enterprise security reviews.
- Feature flag
- Runtime feature toggle
A control that enables or disables a feature per user or cohort without redeploying. Used for staged rollouts, A/B testing, and emergency kill-switches.
- Optimistic UI
- Apply-then-confirm pattern
A UI pattern that applies the user's change locally before the server confirms it — feels faster, but requires reconciliation when the server rejects the change.
- Suspense boundary
- React loading-state container
A React boundary that catches in-flight data fetches and shows a loading UI. Lets you co-locate loading states with the components that need them.
Scope the build.
Ship the operator's day.
30-minute scoping with a senior engineer. You'll leave with a flow map, integration plan, and realistic timeline — not a sales pitch.