18 September 2026
How to Scope a Web App Before Anyone Writes Code
A useful scope names the jobs the product must do, the data it stores, and the one flow that has to work on day one.
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Notes on software that has to last
Practical writing on scoping, shipping, and supporting web apps, mobile products, and the systems a growing business actually runs.
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What to Ask Before You Hire a Custom Software Team
A feature list is the easy part. The questions that protect the budget are about ownership, handover, and who is actually writing the codes.
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4 September 2026
When a Mobile App Is Worth Building
A phone install earns its cost when the work happens away from a desk. If it does not, a sharp web app is the faster product.
12 August 2026
E-commerce Builds That Hold Up at Checkout
Catalogue pages get the attention. Checkout, tax, stock, and the order email are what decide whether the store can take a real rush.
28 July 2026
A CRM Your Sales Team Will Actually Open
If updating the CRM takes longer than the follow-up, people will keep the truth in a spreadsheet. Design the record around the next action.
9 July 2026
Where AI Belongs in a Business App
AI is useful when it drafts, sorts, or searches. It is a liability when it is the only thing standing between a customer and a wrong answer.
16 June 2026
What Support Should Cover After Launch
Launch is the start of traffic, payments, and the first real bug. Support should name response times, ownership, and what is a change versus a fix.
From a note to a build
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