Stuttgart · 70173

Web development Germany
Stuttgart

Engineering-led buyers who judge quality themselves. Sloppy execution is noticed immediately.

Stuttgart is engineering and supplier industry, which shows in how websites are evaluated: specifications first, impression second. Buyers expect documentation, defined interfaces and someone who can answer a technical question without a sales detour. That suits the way the two companies behind this agency are set up.

The market here

Engineering-led buyers who judge quality themselves. Sloppy execution is noticed immediately.

70173rund 632.0001,5 Std. Fahrt

Distance and meetings

We are based in Dudenhofen near Speyer. Meetings by video call, on-site visits by arrangement.

Your project needs more than a website — an application, an integration, or something that does not exist off the shelf.

What clients ask here

What stack do you work in?

PHP, Node, Python on the backend; plain JavaScript or React on the front end. We choose by what you can maintain afterwards, not by what is fashionable.

Do you integrate with our existing systems?

That is usually the actual job. ERP, CRM, warehouse, payment — we connect what exists rather than replacing it.

Who owns the code?

You do, with source files and documentation. No licence that someone else can withdraw.

Can our own developers take over later?

Yes, and we document with that in mind. Handover includes a walkthrough with your team.

How it runs

Scope

What exists, what is missing, what has to connect to what.

Architecture

Data model, interfaces and the decisions that are expensive to change later.

Build

Iterative, on a staging address you can open at any time.

Handover

Source, documentation, accounts, walkthrough.

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