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Web design & software development

I design and build websites and web applications for businesses.

From the first idea to launch, I create digital products where design, functionality and technology work as one.

Digital products for customers, teams and operations.

For your customers

Company websites, Portals

Digital experiences and platforms that communicate your offer clearly, structure information and, where needed, provide dedicated areas for customers or partners.

For your team

Web apps, Dashboards

Browser-based applications that bring data, functionality and information into one place and adapt to the way your team works.

For your operations

Automation, Custom software

When off-the-shelf software does not fit the process, custom workflows, integrations and applications connect the systems you already use.

From idea to digital product

Illustrated through a concept study for a client portal:

  1. It starts with an idea. I turn it into a clear structure.

    • Idea: Goals, requirements and open questions are brought together in a project brief.
    • Structure: From there, a clear information and feature structure takes shape.
  2. Structure becomes design. Design becomes working software.

    • Design: The structure develops from wireframes into a refined interface.
    • Development: The interface becomes components, functionality and a working application.
  3. When everything comes together, it becomes a digital product.

    • Deploy: Testing, builds and technical checks prepare the product for release.
    • Live: The product goes live and can evolve further as requirements change.
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Technical quality

Good digital products work below the surface, too.

Architecture, performance, accessibility and maintainability are considered from the start — based on the requirements, scope and lifecycle of the product.

  • Performance

    Lean front ends, carefully loaded assets and an appropriate rendering strategy create a solid foundation for responsive, fast-loading experiences.

  • Accessibility

    Semantic structure, keyboard navigation, contrast and screen-reader support are considered early and implemented according to the requirements of the project.

  • Maintainability

    Clear structures, strong typing and deliberate dependencies make future changes and further development easier to manage.

  • Technical foundations

    Semantic HTML, meaningful metadata and a clear information structure are part of a technically sound implementation.

Anatomy of a web applicationThis website
  1. Interface

    • react 19Server Components
    • tailwindcss 4fixed design tokens
    • motion 13scroll interactions

    Other technologies: HTML/CSS · JavaScript

  2. Application

    • next 16App Router
    • typescript 5typed throughout

    Other technologies: Express.js · Python · Go

  3. Integration

    • Google Calendarloaded only after consent

    Other technologies: APIs · Headless CMS

  4. Deployment

    • pnpm buildstatically prerendered
    • next/fontfonts served locally

    Other technologies: Hosting

Services

From interface to implementation.

I take on complete digital projects or clearly defined parts of them, with direct communication and fewer handovers along the way.

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  • Web design & digital interfaces

    I design page structures, interfaces and responsive layouts that fit your existing visual identity and bring content and functionality together clearly.

  • Full-stack development

    I build websites, portals, dashboards and web applications from front end to back end, with CMS, API and existing-system integrations where required.

  • Automation & custom software

    I connect systems, automate recurring workflows and build custom applications when standard software does not fit the requirements.

  • Technical support & further development

    Where useful, I can continue supporting a project after launch with hosting, technical adjustments, maintenance or ongoing development.

Clear steps. Direct collaboration.

  1. We define what needs to be built.

    The first conversation is about your goals, requirements, constraints and where the project currently stands. A rough idea is more than enough to begin.

  2. We turn it into a clear scope.

    Based on the requirements, we define what should be built, what matters most and what a sensible project structure could look like.

  3. You see the work early.

    Concepts, designs and working versions create an early basis for feedback and decisions.

  4. The product is checked before launch.

    Functionality, presentation and the technical implementation are reviewed and tested according to the agreed project scope before release.

  5. The product can keep evolving.

    After launch, further changes, new features or technical improvements can be planned as the product and its requirements develop.

Let’s talk about what you want to build.

Share a few details about your project, send an inquiry or book a discovery call directly.

Or email me directly: info@noah-braun.com