Digital Experiences
Web platforms for customers, partners and your own staff
Brihat Infotech builds the portal a customer logs into, the storefront that takes orders and the internal app your staff work in. Each one has a speed budget and an accessibility standard from the first sprint.
What we build
- Customer and partner portals
sign-in, records, documents and requests in one place.
- Commerce
headless storefronts, with checkout held behind a waiting line so a sale-day rush is served in order.
- Internal web apps
screens for approvals, stock or field reports, on your own data.
- Performance engineering
Core Web Vitals budgets agreed before the build and checked on each release.
- Accessibility and search visibility
WCAG 2.2 AA testing and clean markup that search engines can read.
- Content management
a CMS and an editorial workflow, so your staff publish without a developer.
- Search at scale
search across large catalogues or document sets.
What a speed budget means
A budget is a limit written down before design starts: how long the main content takes to appear, how quickly the page answers a tap, how much the layout jumps while loading. Each release is checked against those limits, so a slow page is found in a release review and not in a customer complaint.
Tools we use
Next.js and React with TypeScript, an edge CDN for delivery, headless commerce platforms for storefronts and PostgreSQL for data.
How a build runs
- 01Discovery sprint, at your site or at our Noida office. We watch how your users work today and agree the budgets.
- 02Design and build in releases. Each release goes to a live environment, so you test working pages.
- 03Content and launch. The CMS and editorial workflow go live with the platform.
A web platform typically takes 8 to 16 weeks. The team is a designer, two frontend engineers and a content strategist. Phases follow the pattern on How we engage.
When a platform fits
A platform fits when the site has accounts, transactions, large catalogues or a team publishing every week. A five-page brochure site is better served by a template or a small design studio.
What you take away
- Source code, in your own repository from the first commit
- Performance and accessibility results for each release
- CMS access, with the editorial workflow set up
- The design tokens and components behind the pages
Related builds
Client portal for a technology research consultancy. A portal where the consultancy's clients log in to its work. See the YTP Consultancy build
Multi-seller marketplace. An e-commerce site where several sellers list and sell through one storefront. See the Click Next build
Also see: the D2C commerce case study, and hiring React and Next.js developers if you want engineers on your own team
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The first call is 45 minutes with an architect, usually the founder. It is free, and we will sign an NDA first if you ask.