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Nimvola

Front-end&WebApps

We ship web applications in one pass, from design system to production release.

What do we do?

First release: 14 days
  • Product interfaces

    We take the screens people use every day, such as dashboards, customer portals and booking flows, from design to code.

  • Company and campaign sites

    Sites that load fast, show up in search and let you update the content yourself.

  • Design systems

    Colours, type and components in one library, so every new screen speaks the same language.

  • Improving an existing interface

    We rebuild a slow, fragile or hard-to-maintain interface step by step, without taking it offline.

How does it go?

  1. Days 1–2

    Scope

    We list the screens and user flows together and decide what goes into the first release.

  2. Days 3–6

    Design

    We draw the main screens with the design system's components and get your sign-off on a clickable prototype.

  3. Days 7–13

    Build

    A new version reaches the preview address every day; you follow progress in your own browser.

  4. Day 14

    Go live

    The first release passes the performance and accessibility checks and goes live on your domain.

What you get

  • A live web application and its source code
  • Design files and component library in Figma
  • A preview address for every change
  • Performance and accessibility report
  • Setup and development documentation

Tools we use

  • Next.js 15 App Router · Server Components
  • Design system (Tailwind v4 + Radix headless)
  • Performance budget: LCP < 1.5s · CLS < 0.05
  • Accessibility: WCAG AA standard

Common questions.

Can you work from our existing design?

Yes. If your design is ready in Figma or another tool, we turn it into code and fill in any missing screens in the same style.

Can we update the content ourselves?

For pages that change often we set up an admin panel, so you can edit text and images without touching code.

What happens after the project?

All code and accounts are yours. We can keep going with maintenance and new features, or hand everything over to your own team.