A decision guide
Describe the problem.
We’ll discuss the options.
New website or improve the existing one? Standard software or a custom application? Start with your situation.
Which sounds familiar?
Our processes live in spreadsheets nobody can keep track of any more.
Custom software
A shared application can bring spreadsheets, responsibilities and approvals together. Everyone works with the same information instead of passing files around.
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Compare existing products first. Custom development makes sense only if the benefit justifies setup, operations and maintenance.
Our Laravel application runs, but the developer who built it is gone.
Laravel handover
We handle fixes, updates and new features in the existing project. An initial review shows what is needed and which task comes first.
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Do not rebuild straight away. Without assessing what is there, you often replace code that still works.
Google simply does not find us.
Technical SEO
Narrow down the cause first: check indexability, loading and URL structure. If those work, content and search demand also need attention.
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If the technical setup works, content and search queries need a closer look. Technical changes alone do not solve every visibility problem.
We want to sell online.
Shopware
Shopware provides catalog and checkout functionality and can be extended. We assess whether it fits your products, operations and budget before choosing.
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A simpler hosted store may be enough for a small catalog. Legal content, tax settings and payment providers need appropriate configuration in any system.
Our Shopware store runs, but we maintain products twice: here and in our inventory system.
Shopware with ERP integration
A suitable integration transfers products, stock and prices between systems. We agree on where each detail is maintained and when it should be transferred.
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Review existing ERP connectors first. Custom development makes sense only when functionality and total costs, including maintenance, justify it.
Our Shopware store needs a feature that existing plugins do not support in the way we need.
Your own Shopware plugin
We develop the missing function for your store, including its controls and settings. First, we check whether an existing extension can be adapted.
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Direct changes to the Shopware core can be overwritten by updates and make maintenance harder. We examine the supported extension mechanisms.
We need a website we can maintain ourselves afterwards.
Web development
A suitable CMS lets you maintain the agreed content yourself. We clarify page scope, editorial work and costs before choosing the technology.
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A headless setup needs a concrete benefit, such as multiple channels or a specialized interface. A traditional CMS may be simpler for a small content website.
We have a product idea and want to test it on the market.
SaaS & MVP
A first version should solve one task for a defined audience. Actual use and feedback show what needs improvement or further development.
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Test the core assumption before adding many more features. Feedback may also suggest changing the idea or ending the experiment.
Our customers should get an app.
App development
An app can make sense for recurring mobile use or deep device integration. Browsers also support some push, offline and camera features; we assess your target devices.
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Consider a mobile website or web app first. Store publication requires review by the respective platform operator.
We have a Weblication CMS and nobody looks after it any more.
Weblication support
We handle changes, fixes and ongoing maintenance. Your existing website is the starting point; a relaunch is not automatically required.
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A relaunch needs a concrete reason, such as technical limits or changed content. Changing the maintenance provider alone is not one.
Still unsure what you need?
Show us how the task works today and where you get stuck. You do not need to choose a framework or write a technical brief first. We can discuss that together.
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