Con Radius Design builds web apps for projects that need more than a classic website: a customer portal, an internal tool, an application that maps real workflows. We build them cleanly and maintainably, with the same standard as our websites: clear, fast and aimed at real value.
When a web app fits instead of a website
- Customer portals: login areas where customers see documents, status or bookings. - Internal tools: applications that simplify a workflow you handle today with spreadsheets or paper. - Functions beyond content: calculators, configurators, dashboards, booking systems. - When the website hits its limits: as soon as it's about real logic and data, not just pages.
How we work
We don't start with the technology but with the problem: what should get easier at the end, and for whom? From that comes an application that solves exactly that, without an overloaded feature set no one uses. Cleanly built, so it stays maintainable and can grow with you.
When a web app fits, and when a website is enough
A web app is more work than a website, and not every plan needs one.
| Criteria | Fits | Does not fit |
|---|---|---|
| Real processes need mapping, not just pages. | — | |
| Customers or staff need an area of their own to log into. | — | |
| Data has to move between systems that do not talk to each other today. | — | |
| A calculator or configurator is part of what you offer. | — | |
| Presenting the offer and collecting inquiries would do. | — | |
| An off-the-shelf tool already covers the job. | — | |
| The site works and only visibility is missing. | — |
Frequently asked questions
It depends heavily on scope and can only be assessed seriously after a short conversation. We name the range before we start, no blank check.
Yes, we even recommend it. First the core function that brings real value, then expand deliberately.
Yes. An application lives, we build it to stay maintainable and support it further on request.
If it is about presenting and collecting inquiries rather than running processes, a good website is enough, often together with a website assistant. A web app is more work, and not every plan needs one. If that is your case, we say so.
Next.js and Payload, the same foundation as our websites. That keeps the application maintainable, and you are not locked into a page builder.