Services · Web applications
Web apps built as one system.
A web application is not a frontend with an API bolted on - it is one system whose seams users can feel. Mokshify builds React and Next.js applications together with the services, data layer and pipeline underneath, so nothing is anyone else’s problem.
What this covers
- Product applications - dashboards, editors, portals; the interfaces people work in daily, engineered for state, speed and keyboards.
- Content-forward platforms - server-rendered Next.js where being found is the business, like Terravion and SkillForceHub.
- Consumer tools - fast, free-feeling products like FinCalix, where performance on modest phones is the brand.
- The backend, always - Node.js or Python/FastAPI on PostgreSQL and Redis; the same production platform on the diagrams.
The standards that ride along
Every web build inherits the house rules: performance budgets measured on real networks (ours are published), accessibility as a review item not a retrofit, security at every boundary, and releases through the tested, AI-reviewed pipeline. Frameworks are chosen by decision record, not fashion - the reasoning is public.
Common questions
React or Next.js - which will my product use?
React for app interfaces behind a login; Next.js when server rendering earns its place - SEO-critical or content-forward products. Decided per product, recorded in writing.
Do you build the backend too?
Always. One system, one accountable team - frontend, services, data, pipeline.
How fast will it be?
Budgeted, then measured - on modest devices and real networks, the way your users actually browse.
Have a web product in mind?
Describe the person who opens it and their first 60 seconds. Honest scope back within 24 hours.
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