Full-stack web apps built on the modern Next.js stack.
Algoramming builds full-stack web applications on the modern Next.js and React stack from Dhaka, Bangladesh, serving clients in the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the US, the UK, and Australia. One senior team handles design, frontend, backend, and deployment to your cloud, with documented source code you own from day one.
We build production web applications that load fast, render on the server, and scale predictably. Marketing sites, SaaS dashboards, admin tools, and customer portals, engineered for the long run.
Service lineWeb Application Design and Development
Next.js appsE-commercePWAs
EngagementProject · Retainer · Embedded
CadenceTwo-week shipping rhythm
TeamSenior engineers & designers
Source codeYours from commit one
4 specialisms
Engagement
Project · Retainer · Embedded
Cadence
Two-week shipping rhythm
Team
Senior engineers & designers
Source code
Yours from commit one
Specialisms
4 focused ways we deliver web applications.
One senior team, one playbook, applied to the specialism your project actually needs. Each opens a full brief of its own: outcomes, deliverables, and the questions teams ask before signing.
A long-form view of what this service line actually means in practice, written for the people who buy it and the people who will live inside the product after launch.
Covered end to end4
01
Modern web application design and development on Next.js
We build production web applications that load fast, render on the server, and scale predictably. Marketing sites, SaaS dashboards, internal tools, and customer portals all live happily on the same modern stack. The default is Next.js with TypeScript and React on the front end, Node.js and Postgres on the back end, talking through a typed contract so the front end and the back end stay in lockstep. We reach for Prisma when the data model gets serious, tRPC where the API has a single consumer, and the boring well-supported tools everywhere else. The result is a web application your engineers can read on day one, not a sealed box.
02
Performance, accessibility, and SEO in every web application
A web application that is slow, inaccessible, or invisible to search engines is a leaky bucket. We treat the three as non-negotiables. Server rendering means content lives in the HTML before JavaScript runs, so Google and other crawlers see everything, and users see meaningful pixels faster. We aim for Core Web Vitals in the green and WCAG 2.2 AA on every project, with semantic markup, keyboard support, visible focus, and contrast all reviewed before launch. JSON-LD, sitemaps, canonical URLs, and dynamic metadata ship with the template, not as a follow-up ticket. Performance budgets sit in CI so regressions cannot quietly creep back in.
03
A deployment story your web application team can run forever
We hand over more than a working URL. Every web application development engagement includes preview deployments on every pull request, a CI pipeline that runs type checks and tests, infrastructure-as-code if your stack calls for it, and a one-click rollback for the moments you need it. We host on Vercel, Cloudflare, or AWS depending on the surface area and your team's existing accounts. Documentation, a design system in Storybook, and a small set of architecture decision records mean the next engineer who joins your team can ship a meaningful change in their first week, not their second month.
Built for
Teams who recognise themselves here.
If one of these sounds like your situation, the rest of this page is calibrated for you. If none does, send a note anyway: we will tell you whether we are the right partner.
01Audience
SaaS teams shipping their first revenue-ready surface
02Audience
Founders launching a v1 against a real deadline
03Audience
Internal platforms that outgrew dashboards built in a hackathon
What you get
Outcomes, not deliverables.
We measure success in shipped value, not Jira tickets closed. Every engagement is anchored to a small number of outcomes both sides can defend.
Two-week shipping rhythm
01
Server-rendered, SEO-ready pages with Core Web Vitals in the green
02
A typed, end-to-end TypeScript codebase that scales with the team
03
Authentication, payments, and admin tooling that work out of the box
04
A deployment pipeline that ships to production on every merge to main
05
Documentation and design systems that survive turnover
What we deliver
Concrete artifacts, not slide decks.
These are the tangible things that land in your accounts at the end of an engagement. Everything lives in your repositories, your cloud, and your control from day one.
Ownership
Repositories, cloud, and domain stay yours
No proprietary tooling locks you in
Walk-away contract clause on every engagement
01
Artifact
Full-stack Next.js application committed to your repositories
02
Artifact
Authentication, role-based access, and tenant isolation where it applies
03
Artifact
Design system, component library, and Storybook documentation
04
Artifact
Performance budget, accessibility audit, and analytics wiring
05
Artifact
Production deployment with previews, CI, and one-click rollback
How we engage
Three shapes, one quality bar.
Match the engagement model to where your problem is today. The team, the cadence, and the standards do not change between shapes.
01 · Engagement
Project
Fixed scope · fixed price
Discover, design, build, launch, and hand over. One number, one date, one team accountable from kick-off to keys.
Best for: Clear brief, real deadline.
02 · Engagement
Retainer
Monthly · rolling backlog
A fixed senior allocation each month against a re-ranked backlog. Ship what matters every two weeks and review the plan together.
Best for: Priorities shift faster than annual plans.
03 · Engagement
Embedded
Per-engineer · monthly
We embed in your Slack, your repos, and your sprint board, on-camera daily, treated as your team for the duration.
Best for: In-house engineers who need senior horsepower.
Our process
Discover → Design → Build → Launch → Support.
The same playbook on every project. Boring, on purpose. Predictable, by design. The bead below traces the path we walk together, every time.
01Discover
→
02Design
→
03Build
→
04Launch
→
05Support
1
Discover
We turn business goals into user stories and a system architecture you can defend in a board meeting.
Phase 01 / 05
2
Design
We design components, not screens. A design system is the deliverable, not a side effect.
Phase 02 / 05
3
Build
We ship every two weeks against a typed contract: frontend, backend, and tests in the same PR.
Phase 03 / 05
4
Launch
We migrate data, warm caches, and pick a quiet window. Rollback is a button, not a war room.
Phase 04 / 05
5
Support
We watch error budgets, performance, and revenue. You get a monthly review with hard numbers.
Phase 05 / 05
Our toolkit
Pragmatic tools. Senior judgement.
The 10 tools below are the everyday kit our team reaches for on this service line. None of them are sacred; every choice is justified against the problem in front of us.
Interface
Application
Data and APIs
Cloud and delivery
01VS Code
02Figma
03Storybook
04GitHub
05Vercel
06Linear
07Notion
08ClickUp
09Lighthouse
10Cloudflare
Common questions
Things teams ask before signing.
Have a different one? Send a single email; we usually answer within a business day.
Server-side rendering means content is in the HTML before JavaScript runs, so Google and other crawlers see everything, and users see meaningful pixels faster. The ecosystem is large, the upgrades are smooth, and hiring is straightforward.
02Can you work with our existing backend?
Yes. We integrate with REST, GraphQL, gRPC, or whatever you already run. We can also wrap legacy APIs in a typed gateway so the frontend gets a clean contract without touching the old code.
03Will the site be accessible?
We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA on every project: semantic HTML, keyboard support, visible focus, alt text, and contrast. Accessibility audits ship with the launch checklist.
04What about SEO?
Server rendering, semantic markup, JSON-LD, dynamic metadata, sitemaps, robots, and canonical URLs are part of the template. We hand over a launch checklist verified against Google's rich results test.
05How much does a custom web application cost?
It depends on the number of surfaces, whether you need multi-tenant accounts and payments, and the integrations involved. A short discovery turns your requirements into a firm, itemised estimate and identifies the smallest version worth launching first.
06How long does it take to build a SaaS web app?
A revenue-ready v1 usually takes three to five months, shipping every two weeks so you see working software early. The exact timeline follows from the scope we agree in discovery rather than a fixed package.
