Services
Websites, web apps and mobile apps
Built to load fast, and written so someone else can still fix them in two years.
Web and mobile development is the building of company websites, web applications and cross-platform mobile apps. Vyorde does it for small and mid-size firms and startups that need a site or app that loads fast, works on the phones their customers own, and can still be changed by another developer years later.
What you get
Company websites
The site people check before they email you. It should answer their questions without a phone call.
Web applications
Logins, dashboards, forms that do real work. Software that happens to live in a browser.
Mobile apps
Cross-platform apps for iOS and Android from one codebase, or an installable web app when that's enough.
Multilingual sites
Each language on its own address, set up so search engines show the right one to the right person.
Content management
So you can change a price or add a page without calling us.
Speed and migrations
Pages that load quickly on a cheap phone, and moves to a new platform planned to keep the traffic you have.
What's included
- A written scope listing the pages, screens and features
- Responsive pages or app screens built from the agreed designs
- A content management setup, so your team can edit text, images and pages
- Language versions on their own addresses, where you need more than one
- Forms, analytics, page titles, a sitemap and redirects set up for launch
- Testing on real phones and the main browsers
- Launch on hosting, domain and app store accounts in your name, with a handover call
What's not included
- Writing or translating your content. We set up the structure and work with your writer or translator.
- Search work after launch, such as keyword research and a content plan. That is SEO.
- Updates and fixes once the project is handed over. That is a Maintenance & Support agreement.
You'll probably like this if
- Your site looks fine, but nobody on your team can update it.
- Your customers want an app, and you'd rather not pay for two separate ones.
- You sell in more than one country, and your site only speaks one language.
How it goes
We agree on the scope.
Which pages, screens and features, and what can wait for later. In writing.
We build in stages.
You click through real pages and test builds of the app as they come together.
We test on real devices.
Phones, tablets and the browsers your visitors actually use.
We launch and hand over.
Everything runs on accounts in your name, app store listings included, and we show your team how to use it.
Every project follows the same five steps. See the full process.
What changes the price
- How many page types or app screens you need
- Web only, or mobile apps as well
- How many languages, and who translates
- Integrations like payments, booking or a CRM
Tell us what you need and you get a quote in writing before anything starts.
Before you start
- A list of the pages or screens you think you need, however rough
- Logins for the domain registrar and the current hosting
- Your logo, colours and fonts, or a note that there aren't any yet
- Two or three sites or apps you like, with a sentence on why
- A decision on who writes the text, and in which languages
You don't need all of it for the first call.
Questions about web and mobile development
Do we need a native app, or is a web app enough?
Often a web app installed on the home screen is enough. If you need things like background features or the app stores, we'll recommend a cross-platform app instead.
Can you translate the site?
We set up the structure for every language. The translation itself is best done or checked by someone fluent, and we'll tell you if we're not.
Who owns the app store accounts?
You do. We publish under your developer accounts, so the app stays yours if we ever stop working together.
How long does a website or app take to build?
It depends on the number of page types, languages and integrations. A small company site is a much shorter job than a web app with logins. For a first version of a product, our MVP Build package runs 6 to 12 weeks, design included. Whatever the size, you get dates in writing before we start and hear early if they move.
What do you need from us to start?
Your text and images, or a decision that we work from placeholders until they arrive. Access to your domain and current hosting. One person who can give feedback within a few days. Late content is a common reason a website launches late, so it is worth starting on it the week we start.
Who holds the domain, the hosting and the code?
You do. The domain and hosting are registered in your name from day one, and we get access, not ownership. The code sits in a repository you can see, and it becomes yours once the work is paid for. That is written in the contract, so there is nothing to negotiate if we part ways.
How is the site or app maintained after launch?
Websites and apps need regular updates, or they slowly become insecure and start to break. After launch you can sign a support agreement with us, or give the documentation to your own developers. We use well-known tools so that either option works, and we tell you at handover what needs updating and how often.
More questions are answered on the FAQ page.
Want to start smaller?
Try the MVP Build package first. For founders and teams with a product idea who want a first working version in front of real users, without building everything at once. Typical timeline: 6 to 12 weeks. The exact dates are in your quote.
From Insights
Often paired with
- 06Product DesignScreens people can use without a manual.
- 10SEOHelp the right people find you on Google.
- 08Maintenance & SupportMonthly care for the things you already have running.
- 09Brand IdentityLogos and visual systems your team can actually use.
Last updated