If your team chases requests across inboxes and spreadsheets, a web application can put the whole process in one place. I start with the workflow, scope a focused first release, and fix the price before building.
We agree the smallest version that solves the core problem, then build it in milestones you review. Later ideas are planned separately, so the first release stays within its fixed price. The technology, such as Laravel, React or Next.js, is chosen for the job, and the code is yours at handover.
Two projects I have built, with what each one does: Salah Auto Hub and Islah Trust.
If you are planning a portal, read how to write a client portal brief.
Let clients sign in to upload documents, track requests or see their account, instead of emailing back and forth.
Turn a process your team repeats every day into an application with the right roles and permissions.
Link the services you already use. I check their APIs and limits before committing to a price.
Have a question about your own project? Send a short brief and I’ll give you a straight answer myself.
Ask about your projectNo. Start with what you want people to do and the problem you need to solve. Sketches, spreadsheets you use now, or examples you like are all useful.
You do, once the work is paid for. The code, hosting and accounts are in your name at handover.
Share the technology and the changes you need. I assess the code and access requirements before confirming whether Refspan is the right fit.
The quote follows an agreed scope, with a fixed price for the first release. Where requirements are uncertain, we agree a small piece of investigation first, so you are not paying for guesswork.
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Plan a client portal around users, permissions, workflows, integrations and a manageable first release. A practical requirements checklist.
Send your brief, designs, or a link to your current site. I agree the scope and price with you before any work starts.
A few sentences is enough. I’ll ask about anything I need.
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