Web application development is the process of designing, building, deploying and maintaining software that runs in a web browser. Unlike static websites, web applications are interactive: users log in, perform actions, trigger workflows and work with live data. At khajavi.tech, web app development always includes UX, architecture, data modeling, analytics and long-term maintainability – not just coding screens.

A website is usually content-focused: pages, articles, landing pages and marketing information. A web application is task-focused and data-driven: it allows users to manage accounts, run processes, view dashboards, collaborate and use features that behave like software. Many modern products blend both, but if users rely on it to get work done, it is essentially a web application.

We build SaaS platforms, B2B portals, internal tools, analytics dashboards, customer self-service portals and modernized replacements for legacy systems. Most of our web application development work involves multiple user roles, integrations with other systems and a strong data/BI component.

We typically use production-proven stacks such as .NET and SQL Server on the back end, Blazor and modern JavaScript/TypeScript on the front end, Kendo UI and related component libraries, and tools like Directus and ETL frameworks for data and content. The exact stack is chosen based on your requirements and the skills of your internal team.

Timelines depend on scope, complexity and integration needs. Smaller focused applications can be built in a few weeks, while more complex platforms with multiple user types, custom dashboards and data pipelines can take several months. During discovery, we define a realistic roadmap with milestones, so you know exactly what to expect.

We do both. Many clients come to khajavi.tech with an existing web application that is slow, hard to change or unreliable. We can audit the current system, identify bottlenecks and either improve the current implementation or plan a structured migration to a more modern architecture.

Yes. Performance and scalability are a core part of our work. We investigate slow API calls, heavy database queries, inefficient front-end patterns and infrastructure limits. Then we apply targeted optimizations such as query tuning, indexing, caching, refactoring hot paths and, if needed, rethinking parts of the architecture.

Your web application is often the main source of operational and product data. Because khajavi.tech also designs data warehouses and BI dashboards, we design your web app so it emits the right events, stores clean data and integrates well with analytics tools. This makes it much easier to build reliable reporting and decision support on top.

We provide both. Good web application development starts with understanding workflows and designing UX that fits real users, not just a list of features. We design layouts, navigation and interactions, and then implement them in code using modern front-end technologies and component libraries.

We treat security as part of the core requirements, not an afterthought. This includes secure authentication and authorization, proper session management, input validation, safe data storage, role-based access control and careful handling of integrations and secrets. We also structure environments and deployment processes to reduce risk.

Yes. Most modern web applications integrate with payment gateways, identity providers, CRMs, email and messaging tools, analytics and more. We design and implement robust integrations, with appropriate error handling and monitoring so you can see when external services misbehave.

We have experience designing and building SaaS web applications where a single platform serves multiple customers with their own data and configurations. This involves careful choices in database structure, access control, deployment and monitoring. If you are planning or already running a SaaS, we can help you design a safe, scalable multi-tenant model.

Maintainability comes from clear architecture, clean code, good domain modeling and appropriate documentation. We avoid unnecessary complexity, keep boundaries between modules clear and make sure the system works well with testing and CI/CD. That way, your team – or ours – can extend the web application safely over time.

We start with a discovery call where we listen to your goals, constraints and current situation. Then we outline a proposed approach, timeline and budget. If we agree to proceed, we move into a more detailed discovery and design phase, followed by implementation, testing, launch and post-launch support.

Yes. Many clients keep working with khajavi.tech on a retainer basis. We handle bug fixes, performance tuning, small improvements, new features and ongoing analytics and BI work. This gives you a stable, long-term partner for both the web application and its data ecosystem.

Absolutely. Many teams struggle to decide what belongs in a minimum viable product. We help you focus on core workflows and value, trim non-essential features and still ensure the web application feels complete enough for real users. The result is a first release that can be shipped earlier and improved based on real feedback.

We use a mix of fixed-scope pricing for well-defined projects, monthly retainers for ongoing work and hourly consulting for audits and advisory. The exact model depends on how clear the scope is and how long you expect to work together. During the proposal phase, we explain options transparently so you can choose what fits your situation.

We regularly collaborate with internal developers, designers and product managers. Sometimes we own the entire web application development process. Other times we focus on specific layers, such as back-end, database, BI or architecture, while your internal team handles the rest. The collaboration model is flexible.

Yes. We can perform an architecture and code review, plus a database and performance audit. Based on that, we provide a practical assessment: what can be improved, what should be refactored and where a full rebuild might make more sense. This helps you make an informed decision instead of guessing.

Migrations are planned carefully to avoid data loss and downtime. We map your current system, design the target web application and then define a migration path, which may involve running both systems in parallel for a while. We use scripts, ETL jobs and validation steps to ensure data is moved correctly and safely.

Yes. Because we also work deeply with data modeling and BI, we can investigate where inconsistencies come from: input validation issues, race conditions, incomplete workflows or flawed transformations. Then we adjust both the web app logic and the underlying data flows to restore confidence in your data.

If your product needs to support multiple languages or regions, we design the web application with localization in mind: proper text handling, date and number formats, right-to-left support where needed, and content structures that make translation manageable. We also consider how localized content is stored and deployed.

We define key events and metrics together – sign-ups, activations, conversions, feature usage, churn signals – and then implement tracking in a way that is reliable and privacy-aware. Events can be sent to your analytics tools, data warehouse or BI platform so that both product and leadership teams get a clear picture.

Yes. We are comfortable with the full stack: front-end frameworks and component libraries, back-end APIs and services, database design and optimization, and the infrastructure that ties it all together. This full-stack view helps prevent the kind of misalignment that happens when different parts are built in isolation.

The main difference is the combination of product thinking, modern engineering, BI and database performance inside one studio. We design web applications as part of a larger system that includes data, analytics and growth. This makes our decisions more grounded and reduces the risk of building something that looks good in a demo but fails in production.

It depends on the context. We are usually a good fit when the web application is strategically important, even if the initial scope is small. If a project is too minor or purely cosmetic, we may not be the ideal partner. A quick conversation is often enough to see whether khajavi.tech is the right choice for you.

We use a mix of regular calls, async updates and shared project spaces. You see progress frequently, not just at the end. We document decisions, trade-offs and open questions so you always know where the project stands and what is coming next.

Yes. If your organization already has a design system or preferred UI component library, we can adopt it within your web application. This helps keep your brand and UX consistent across products and reduces the learning curve for your users and internal teams.

At minimum, we need a clear point of contact, access to any existing systems or documentation, and an honest view of your constraints and expectations. The more context you can share about your users, data and business model, the better we can design a web application that fits.

You can get in touch via the contact options on khajavi.tech, WhatsApp or email. Share a short summary of your idea, your current situation and what you want to achieve. We will respond with next steps and, if it makes sense, schedule a focused discovery call to explore web application development options together.