Technology expertise
Platform expertise across content, commerce, applications and mobile. Compare the fit, operating cost and maintenance implications before committing to a stack.
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Build, upgrade and maintain the Joomla sites your team relies on. Joomla 6 is the current major version, with bug fixes until October 17, 2028, and it requires PHP 8.3 or later; Joomla 3 and 4 no longer receive security fixes from the Joomla project. Work starts with a review of your installation before deciding what to extend, upgrade or replace.
View Joomla development02WordPress development for business sites, publishing and custom integrations. Give editors useful control without making every page a separate design decision.
View WordPress development03Orvenant builds React interfaces and Next.js applications for small and mid-sized businesses and agencies. Each part of a page gets the rendering it needs: prerendered HTML for content that search engines must read, server rendering for signed-in data and browser interactivity only where people work with the interface.
View React & Next.js development04n8n implementation for repeatable workflows across CRM, operations and reporting. Make the rules visible, handle exceptions and keep people in control of consequential actions.
View n8n automation05Orvenant builds Node.js services for small and mid-sized businesses and agencies: the API behind a web or mobile app, integrations between your CRM, store and finance tools, and the background jobs that keep data moving. Validation, permissions, retries and recovery are designed with the endpoints, not added after the first incident.
View Node.js development06Django development for portals, business applications and data-led workflows. Build the rules and access controls around the people who use the system.
View Django development07Laravel development for custom platforms, portals and internal workflows. Design the data model, permissions and background work alongside the user experience.
View Laravel development08WooCommerce development for stores that need WordPress content and configurable commerce. Plan extensions, checkout and operational connections as one system.
View WooCommerce development09Drupal development for organizations with substantial content models, permissions and publishing needs. Make the editorial experience part of the architecture.
View Drupal development10Flutter development for mobile applications with shared product logic and interface patterns. Evaluate native dependencies early and test both release paths.
View Flutter development11HikaShop development and integration for Joomla-based stores. Improve the buying journey while accounting for the existing content, extensions and operating process.
View HikaShop development12Magento 2 development, integration and maintenance for complex catalogs and commerce processes. Assess the edition and extension landscape before choosing the scope.
View Magento 2 development13React Native development for iOS and Android products. Share the parts that make sense while respecting the native behavior each platform needs.
View React Native development14Shopify development for storefronts, commerce workflows and integrations. Work within the platform deliberately and identify the limits before they become expensive surprises.
View Shopify developmentA framework name does not tell you whether a product will be clear to customers, manageable by editors or reliable after launch. We start with the work: the information people need, the rules an application must enforce, the systems it connects and the skills available to maintain it. Existing code and provider contracts matter too. A familiar platform may be valuable; a replacement needs a reason strong enough to justify migration and continuing ownership.
Content, commerce, applications and mobile products place different demands on a stack. Use these routes to explore the practical decisions behind each option.
For a site with many pages or editors, look at content structure, permissions, preview, media and upgrades before choosing WordPress, Joomla or Drupal. The editor's everyday work should influence the architecture.
View CMS developmentA storefront choice depends on catalog shape, markets, accounts, checkout and operational connections. Hosted and self-managed platforms shift costs and responsibilities in different ways.
View EcommerceRoles, data, integrations, device features and release ownership drive framework fit. Shared code can help, but it does not remove platform-specific testing or backend work.
View Web application developmentWe examine extension and license dependencies, hosting requirements, security updates, available developers, and the route to replace a provider later. A fast first build is not a good bargain if routine changes become difficult. Each platform page describes the work we scope on that platform and the questions to resolve first.
Show us the current installation, the most important task and the people who will operate it. We can compare retaining, improving or replacing the stack against those constraints. The recommendation should explain tradeoffs and a migration path if change is justified. Technical preferences are easier to evaluate when tied to an actual customer journey and a clear handover.
Some of the teams we have worked with.
Across talent, fitness, mobility, payments and local commerce.No. We first assess the current CMS, code and workflow. A redesign may keep the stack and improve structure, components and content. Replacement is a separate decision with migration, training and operating costs.
No. The recommendation follows your work: the content, users, existing systems and the team that will maintain the result. The proposal names the provider services it relies on, and your organization approves the accounts, licenses and ongoing fees before implementation.
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Share what exists today and what you want to change. We can discuss the scope, dependencies and a practical way forward.
