Web applications
Portals, booking, marketplaces, dashboards. Built on a schema that survives version two.
- A data model designed for how the business actually works
- Roles and access that hold up when the org chart changes
- Interfaces that stay usable at real data volumes, not demo volumes
- Every state designed, including empty, loading, error, and permission denied
- Documentation clean enough for the next engineer
Why it matters
Most web applications fail on the second release rather than the first. The model was drawn for the demo, then reality arrives: a client with two locations, an order that needs splitting, a user who belongs to two teams.
Getting the schema right at the start costs a few days. Getting it wrong costs the rebuild.