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We design and build the whole thing. Figma to production, one team, no handoff gaps. Complex workflows made intuitive, accessibility built in from line one. You get working software every two weeks, not a big reveal at the end.
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You hire a design agency to create mockups. Then you hire a dev team to build them. We have seen this movie enough times to know how it ends. The designers never considered how their layouts handle dynamic data, edge cases, or assistive technology. The developers build what they see in the mockup but miss the intent behind it.
The result is a product that looks close to the design but does not feel right. Close enough to demo. Not close enough to ship. Interactions are clunky. Accessibility gets bolted on after the fact, or skipped entirely. And when something needs to change, neither team fully owns the decision.
We do both. The same person who designs the interface builds the interface. No handoff gap, no lost context, and no accessibility surprises at the end. Every design decision accounts for technical reality, and every technical decision respects the design intent.
Modern stack, proven tools. Every technology choice is driven by your project requirements, not our preferences.
Our primary frontend framework. Server-side rendering, static generation, and API routes. TypeScript across the entire codebase for type safety.
When the project or your team calls for Vue, we build with the same quality and accessibility standards. Full Nuxt 3 with Composition API.
Node.js, Python, or .NET backends depending on the project. RESTful APIs, GraphQL when warranted, and third-party integrations with any service that has an API.
PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or cloud-managed databases. Deployed on Vercel, AWS, or Azure, wherever your infrastructure lives. CI/CD pipelines for automated testing and deployment.
A deployed, production-ready web application. Tested, optimized, and accessible. Ready for real users on launch day.
Complete source code repository. You own it outright. No licensing fees, no vendor lock-in. Clean, documented code your team can maintain and extend.
Full design system and screen designs in Figma. Components, tokens, and specs your team can reference when building new features after we hand off.
Architecture decisions, API docs, deployment procedures, and environment setup guides. Everything your team needs to take ownership without calling us.
Live walkthrough with your team covering the application architecture, deployment process, and how to maintain it going forward. Questions welcome.
Bug fixes for any issues discovered after launch, at no additional cost. If something we built breaks, we fix it. Ongoing retainers available beyond 30 days.
We figure out what the software actually needs to do, then design the whole interface in Figma. You see every screen before a line of code is written. Accessibility is part of the design, not a phase that comes later.
Two-week sprint cycles with demos after every sprint. You see working software regularly, not a slideshow about progress. Priorities can adjust between sprints as you learn from the real thing.
Functional testing, accessibility testing, performance testing, and cross-browser checks. Issues get caught and fixed before launch, not discovered by your users on day one.
Production deployment, monitoring setup, and knowledge transfer to your team. Thirty days of post-launch bug fixes included. After that, ongoing retainers are available if you want continued development.
Every application starts with a simple question: what does this software need to do for the people who use it? Not what features should it have. What problems does it solve? The answer drives every design decision, technology choice, and prioritization call from our office in Boise to clients across the country.
We specialize in complex workflows made intuitive. Enterprise dashboards with dozens of data states. Multi-step forms that guide users through complicated processes. Role-based interfaces where different users need different views of the same data. The kind of applications where simplicity is hard-earned.
Accessibility is not a phase or a checklist. It is a design constraint from day one, like responsive layout or performance budgets. Components are keyboard navigable, screen reader compatible, and WCAG 2.2 AA compliant before they ship. This is cheaper and faster than retrofitting, and it produces a better product for everyone.
Pricing depends on screen count, user roles, integration complexity, business logic, and security requirements. A five-screen internal tool and a 30-screen customer portal are different projects. The price reflects the actual work involved. You get a fixed-price quote after the discovery phase. No surprise invoices. We have been on the receiving end of those and we did not enjoy it either.
Complete redesign and rebuild of a multi-step checkout flow for a high-traffic e-commerce platform. Simplified the user experience while maintaining full accessibility compliance.
Full-stack patient-facing portal handling sensitive medical data. Role-based access, appointment scheduling, and secure messaging. All accessible and HIPAA-compliant.
Full-stack rebuild of a federal agency portal serving 10,000+ employees. 47 custom widgets, Section 508 compliance, and accessible UX patterns built from the ground up.
No "discovery call" that is secretly a sales pitch. Just a conversation about your project, your timeline, and whether we are the right people to build it. We might be. We might not be. Only one way to find out.
Real feedback from teams we've worked with.
We came to Modern Softworks with an outdated website that was hurting our business. They didn't just rebuild it, they rethought the entire user experience. The site went from embarrassing to something we're proud to send people to. They walked us through every decision like we were part of the team.
What people usually ask before starting a project.
Facing an ADA demand letter, failed audit, or critical compliance deadline? We offer rapid-response accessibility remediation at $250/hr (minimum $5K engagement).