Web Development

Built to ship, not just to demo.

We build marketing sites, web applications, e-commerce platforms and CMS-driven products on React, Next.js and Node.js, engineered to hold up under real traffic, not just in a demo.

3–8 weeks Typical time from kickoff to launch
95+ Lighthouse Average performance score across live builds
Senior-only Every build staffed by senior engineers, no outsourced juniors
Supported Every build ships with post-launch support included
What we build

Whatever you need to ship, one engineering standard.

From a landing page to a system three other platforms depend on, it's built on the same architecture discipline as everything else NASDAN ships.

See it in production
01

Marketing Sites & Landing Pages

Fast, conversion-focused sites built to rank, load instantly and hold up to real campaign traffic.

02

Web Applications & Dashboards

Data-heavy internal tools and client-facing apps, built with the same rigor as a production system.

03

E-Commerce & Digital Storefronts

Catalogue, checkout and inventory infrastructure built for real transaction volume, not a demo cart.

04

CMS & Content Platforms

Editorial and content-driven sites your team can update without filing a ticket to engineering.

05

API Integration

Connecting your site or app to payment processors, CRMs, ERPs and third-party services, for reliable data flow, not brittle one-off scripts.

06

Web Portals

Secure, role-based portals for clients, partners or staff: login, dashboards and workflows built around who's using them.

07

Web Modernization

Rebuilding an aging platform on a current stack without losing the SEO, content and traffic it already has.

08

Web Redesign

A ground-up interface and UX overhaul for a site that's fallen behind: same brand, a platform that finally performs.

Trusted by teams building on the web
Why custom

Why choose custom web development.

Off-the-shelf works until it doesn't. Here's when building custom actually pays off.

Scope your custom build
01

Business-specific workflows & UX

Custom development makes sense when your processes, users or product model don't fit neatly into an existing platform. The software follows the business, not the other way around.

02

Architecture built for growth

Built to handle your next stage of traffic and complexity, not just what you need on day one, so scaling doesn't force a rebuild.

03

Complex system integrations

When your build needs to talk to multiple internal systems, APIs or legacy tools, custom is often the only approach that actually holds together.

04

Full control over performance & code

No vendor lock-in and no platform ceiling. Every optimization is available to us because we own the entire codebase.

Why NASDAN builds it

Production-grade from day one, not after the first outage.

Most web builds look fine in a demo and buckle the first time real users, real data or a marketing campaign hits them. We architect for that traffic from the start, not as a rebuild six months in.

  • Architecture reviewed before a single line of UI ships
  • Performance budgets enforced from the first commit
  • Built for the connectivity realities of the markets we serve
  • Ongoing support after launch, not a handoff and goodbye
How we build it

Five steps, start to launch.

The same delivery model behind every NASDAN engagement, scoped to a web build's timeline.

01

Discovery

Requirements, users and success metrics, defined before a wireframe exists.

02

Architecture

Data model, API surface and hosting plan, sized for real traffic.

03

Design & Build

Interface and implementation in parallel, reviewed against the plan.

04

Launch

Performance, accessibility and security checks before anything goes live.

05

Grow

Monitoring, iteration and ongoing support once real users arrive.

Recent web builds

A few of the platforms we've shipped.

A sample of the web work behind the case for custom. See the rest of what we've delivered.

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Ready to build

Have a web project in mind?

Tell us what you're building, and we'll scope the architecture before a single interface gets designed.