Have a web app built, something your team works in
A web app is something your team or your customers log into. Orders, planning, a weekly plan. Yonts builds that in Next.js when that fits the job, live on your domain.
Weekboodschappen.nl is the clearest example: accounts, a weekly menu, a shopping list, first plan in about three minutes. Bar Boef is smaller, a marketing site plus CMS so the venue edits copy, hero and events. StepQuests has a web side next to the app for tours.
A brochure site is enough in some jobs. Say so. A portal or internal tool is a different job, with roles and data that now live in Excel or mail. The first version is something you can click. Then we do the rest of what you need.
Web apps you can open
Weekboodschappen, Bar Boef, StepQuests. Three URLs, three sizes.
Weekboodschappen
Weekly menus and shopping lists for busy households across the Netherlands. The product promise: a first plan in about 3 minutes.
Bar Boef
Public site for a borrelcafé in Haarlem, plus a CMS so the venue can update copy, events and images.
StepQuests
Self-guided city walks with stories, quizzes and checkpoints. Web for discovery and booking. The app is the route on the street.
Sketch the screen, not the stack
What should sit in the browser on Monday. Or paste an existing URL into the website check first.
Web apps
- Is this the same as a website?
- Sometimes. Bar Boef is a site with CMS. Weekboodschappen is an app in the browser, with accounts. What it has to do makes the difference. In the price estimate we say whether we build a site or an app.
- Can staff log in themselves?
- Yes if the job needs roles. Who may see what goes on paper before we draw screens.
- Do you build in WordPress?
- The live web apps above run on Next.js. If you need WordPress, we say whether that fits.