# Websites, apps + systems

Source: https://www.nevdev.io/services/software-development/

The structure a business runs on: the website, the app, the dashboard, the CRM and the integrations between them.

## How we approach it

Most businesses do not have a software problem. They have six tools that do not agree with each other. So the build starts with how the business operates, and is usually smaller than expected.

- A data layer, a CRM shaped like the business rather than the vendor, and the integrations between them
- Websites built as part of the system, not a brochure in front of it: the form pre-qualifies, the booking lands in the CRM
- Web and mobile apps on one codebase where it fits, as nobo is
- Migration that gets the old data across in one piece
- Built in increments the client sees, and run afterwards

Every build here ships with a way for the client to operate it. An admin panel is not a nice-to-have; without one you have not delivered a product, you have delivered a dependency on us.

## What sits inside it

- Websites
- Web + mobile apps
- Custom dashboards + CRMs
- Integrations + APIs
- Data migration
- Internal tools

## Where it has been used

- [nobo](https://www.nevdev.io/work/nobo/): A social network and a fitness tracker in one app, two app stores to satisfy, and a business that needed to see what was actually happening inside it.
- [Modern Expat Magazine](https://www.nevdev.io/work/modern-expat/): Publishing at volume across more than 140 places, where being findable and being fast are the same problem as being readable.
- [This Is Eventful](https://www.nevdev.io/work/this-is-eventful/): An event company covering planning, production and content across Thailand needed one clear website that made the full offer easy to understand—and easy to find.
- [Lumeneer](https://www.nevdev.io/work/lumeneer/): The work is finished and the job is not: eight hundred frames still have to be culled, corrected and put somewhere a client can actually use.