Web applications & portals
Customer portals, business applications and digital services built around your workflows.
Your process does not fit an existing system? Let’s build one that fits you. I combine technical depth with a clear view of what your business actually needs.
Customer portals, business applications and digital services built around your workflows.
Connect existing systems and turn repetitive manual tasks into reliable processes.
Bespoke themes, considered extensions and integrations beyond the page builder.
Make sense of complexity, take over existing software and plan a sustainable next step.
Clarify the goals, users, current systems and constraints.
Turn requirements into a sensible scope, architecture and proposal.
Implement in clear steps, review working results and test the important paths.
Plan deployment, document the system and agree on operations and further development.
A tool should earn its place in the system. The right architecture balances maintainability, operations and the people who use it.
You bring the client relationship, strategy or design. I contribute the technical implementation. We define interfaces, responsibilities and handover together.
Yes. I support agencies as a technical development partner, with clear responsibilities, direct communication and an implementation tailored to the project.
No. Requirements guide the technology. WordPress makes sense for editorial workflows or a suitable plugin ecosystem. Other tasks may be better served by a standalone application or a static website.
That depends on scope, integrations and requirements. After an initial, non-binding conversation, we define the task. This becomes the basis for a clear proposal before implementation starts.
Yes, following a technical assessment. I review the architecture, dependencies and risks before we agree on the next steps.
We agree on how operations, maintenance and further development will work. For WordPress websites, Kayba also offers a dedicated maintenance service.
A new process, a complex system or an idea that refuses to fit a box. Tell me about it.
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