Public website experience
Clear information architecture, service content, multilingual journeys, enquiries, accessibility, search visibility, and performance.
A public website helps people understand and find a service. A web app helps them complete a task. We plan both around the journey, data, operational controls, and long-term ownership.
A website usually prioritizes public information, content, search visibility, and enquiries. A web app adds accounts, permissions, workflows, transactions, or dashboards. The architecture should reflect that difference while keeping the experience coherent.
Public websites, service journeys, and structured content
Customer portals, dashboards, and internal web applications
Responsive delivery with backend and admin ownership
The public and authenticated experiences can share content, identity, data, and integrations without forcing every user into the same interface.
Clear information architecture, service content, multilingual journeys, enquiries, accessibility, search visibility, and performance.
Accounts, roles, self-service tasks, portals, dashboards, approvals, transactions, and operational workflows.
Practical controls for content, users, permissions, records, reporting, and routine staff work.
APIs, CRM, payment, analytics, notifications, cloud services, monitoring, backup, and ongoing support planning.
The experience can move from discovery to a secure task without losing context or creating duplicate manual work.
A visitor understands the service and starts.
The user signs in and completes the task.
Staff review the record and manage delivery.
Define public content, signed-in tasks, user roles and integration requirements before estimating the build. Agree domain, hosting, source-code and data ownership, then name the backup, recovery and maintenance responsibilities.
A mobile app or WeChat Mini Program may be a better primary surface when device access, repeated use, or ecosystem distribution matters.
Website & Web App Development
technine.io builds searchable business websites and web applications for authenticated data, transactions, and operating workflows, connected with CMS platforms, backend APIs, and existing systems.
Teams that need a business website, member portal, self-service platform, internal admin tool, ecommerce system, or cross-device web workflow.
Business and service websites
Customer and member portals
Admin systems and operational dashboards
Ecommerce, booking, and payment web flows
Content, search intent, and workflow planning
Information architecture, UX, and prototyping
Frontend, backend, CMS, and integration development
Performance, accessibility, SEO, UAT, and launch validation
FAQ
Describe public content, authenticated tasks, user roles and the records each task creates. List CMS needs, languages, existing APIs and migration constraints. These determine the scope and acceptance tests more reliably than a screen count alone.
Agree ownership of the domain, hosting, source code and data, plus backup, recovery and support responsibilities. The maintenance scope should cover dependency updates, browser regression checks, monitoring and a process for future changes.
A website usually focuses on content, brand, and enquiries, while a web app supports login, data, transactions, and interactive workflows. One platform can combine both.
We can first inventory its URLs, content, metadata, structured data, and internal links, then plan migration, redirects, and launch validation.
Yes. We plan integrations around the available APIs, data, permissions, and security requirements.
Start with the public journey, protected tasks, staff workflow, and records the organisation needs to own.
We can help turn those boundaries into a focused first release and a maintainable architecture.
