Shanghai
Websites and custom applications in Shanghai.
For your Shanghai project, we design websites and applications that make exchanges clearer between customers, partners and teams. Custom development starts with your catalogues, documents and business rules, supported by a scope and review process that we define together.
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Close to your business
Your project, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Explore your neighbourhood’s starting points and let’s prepare a website for your customers, content and tools.
Make a catalogue or service understandable
An online catalogue should help someone find a reference, understand its properties and request the appropriate next step. We organise product families, filters and page details around actual usage. Technical documents and quotation requests become part of the same journey. On mobile, tables and product variations need to remain readable without losing their context. Content is prepared with your team so that public information is clearly distinguished from material requiring partner access, giving visitors and internal editors a consistent structure to work with.
Connect enquiries to internal operations
A business application can turn incoming requests into tracked cases with explicit checks and responsibilities. We define identifiers, required documents and changes in status before implementation. API integrations connect information to existing tools when included in the scope. Duplicates, interrupted exchanges and missing details are treated as expected situations that need a response. Your team can then review the history of a case and understand why an action is waiting for approval, rather than having to reconstruct the process from separate messages.
Check language and access conditions
Website languages and the content requiring localisation are agreed before development. If a Chinese version is included, it is tested with real text and character sets, then reviewed with the appropriate people in your team. We also define the connection conditions and external services that need checking for the intended audience. Tests from the relevant environments become part of the acceptance criteria. Technical decisions can then be based on those checks and the product requirements, with any constraints recorded for future maintenance.
Keep remote collaboration documented
A project spanning several locations needs accessible decisions and regular demonstrations. We agree meeting windows, review times and the people responsible for approving content and features. The initial release targets a useful set of tasks rather than an accumulation of functions. Access, backups and operating information are prepared before launch. User feedback then becomes a prioritised list of improvements. This gives your team a practical way to assess changes, understand their effect on the service and decide what should be delivered next.
From Paris, by your side
The same standards. Wherever you are.
Remote conversations, regular demos and a direct contact for your project.