Web applications

Web that survives production

Platforms that operate: e-commerce, portals, event platforms and owned SaaS. Performance, accessibility and security by default.

Performance Core Web VitalsAccessibility WCAG 2.2 AACases Chanel · Paperless
In short

A production web app is measured on three things: speed on mobile, stability under load and traceability of what happens. We build platforms to that standard, from e-commerce to internal systems.

Evidence: the Paperless platform at JCDecaux Mexico, the payments work with Chanel EMEA and the official app of Colombia Tech Week 2026.

What we deliver

What platforms we build

We pick the stack by the case, not the fashion; the decision is documented.

01

E-commerce & payments

Catalogue, checkout, local payment methods (Klarna, Adyen) and reconciliation.

02

Internal platforms

SSO, approvals, dashboards and audit (see Paperless).

03

Event platforms

Agenda, networking, chat and maps that survive event-scale peaks.

04

Owned SaaS

Full-stack product with multi-tenancy, roles and billing.

How we work

How we ship production web

  1. Architecture

    Stack, performance and security decisions documented before coding.

  2. Build

    Sprints with demos; per-page performance budgets.

  3. Testing

    Accessibility, load and edge cases on low-end phones.

  4. Launch

    Deployment, monitoring and an incident-response plan.

Scope and deliverables

What the project delivers

PerformancePer-page budgets and Core Web Vitals targets.
SecurityOWASP, headers, dependency reviews.
AccessibilityWCAG 2.2 AA verified.
CMSFrictionless self-service content management.
IntegrationsPayments, CRM, ERP and own APIs.
ObservabilityLogs, metrics and alerts from day one.
Frequently asked questions

The questions we hear often

Modernize legacy or start fresh?

Both; discovery shows where rebuilding pays and where modernization is enough.

Headless or SAP Commerce?

Yes; the proxy architecture we designed with Chanel EMEA is an example.

Can our team edit content?

Yes: a CMS for content changes without developer dependency.

How long is a portal?

Discovery to production typically runs 8–16 weeks by scope.

What about post-launch growth?

Yes: version plan, monitoring and a priority-driven backlog.

Talk to Slash

Let's put it in production

Tell us your challenge. We reply within 24 hours with an honest first read: if we can help, we'll say how; if not, we'll say who can.

I reply personally. No endless forms, no canned replies.