Web Projects
Development of corporate websites, customer portals, intranets and custom digital platforms, from design through to production deployment, built with modern web technologies and adapted to the real needs of each organisation.
Web development for companies: what it covers
Business web development goes far beyond publishing a nice-looking page. This solution covers corporate websites, customer portals, intranets and custom digital platforms, from design through to production deployment: software that lives in the browser and supports a real part of the business, whether that is attracting customers, serving existing ones or supporting internal work.
What separates a serious business website from a quick one is built in from the start: performance on real devices and connections, security treated as an ongoing process, maintainable code that can grow without a rewrite, and a technical SEO base (semantic HTML, clean URLs, correct metadata) so the platform is never the obstacle to ranking. These qualities are cheap to include early and expensive to retrofit.
We distinguish three project families: the corporate website, the customer portal or intranet with authentication and role-based permissions, and the custom web tool that solves a specific process off-the-shelf software does not cover. The boundaries are porous, so we design with that evolution in mind. Every project is planned within the company's wider system map: forms feeding the CRM, portals reading from the ERP, connections handled through process integration. When the need spans mobile and desktop from one codebase, a cross-platform application may fit better than a pure web project. After launch, we can stay responsible for maintenance, evolution and support, because a business website degrades like any other system when nobody looks after it.
How it connects to the system
Service closes the loop in the business layer while Connect and AI transform physical operations.
Other solutions
- Odoo
Implementation, configuration and customisation of Odoo as business ERP: sales, purchasing, inventory, accounting and more modules, plus ongoing support and maintenance of existing installations, including those originally set up by other providers.
- Odoo Training
Odoo training delivered by Captia Technology, an official Odoo partner: role-based paths for end users, key users and functional administrators, on site or remotely, focused on the modules an industrial company actually uses day to day.
- Azure Automation
Business process automation with Microsoft Azure: Logic Apps, Power Automate, Azure Functions and other cloud services to orchestrate workflows, connect applications with each other and reduce manual tasks in day-to-day operations.
Frequently asked questions
- What kinds of web projects does Captia Technology build?
- We build corporate websites, customer portals, intranets and custom digital platforms. The range goes from a well-built presentation website to an internal web tool with users, permissions and business data. In every case we cover the full cycle: design, development, production deployment and ongoing maintenance of the platform.
- Which technologies do you use for websites and web applications?
- We work with modern, widely supported open-ecosystem web technologies, chosen according to what each project needs. A corporate website focused on lead generation has different requirements from a customer portal with authentication and sensitive data, so the technical choice is driven by performance, security and long-term maintenance cost.
- Does web development include technical SEO and performance?
- Yes, as part of the development itself, not as a later add-on. A serious business website goes to production with the technical basics solved: careful load times, semantic HTML, correct metadata, sitemap and a clean URL structure. Content-driven ranking is separate work, but the platform should never be the obstacle to achieving it.
- Can you take over a website that already exists?
- Yes. We first review the current platform: technology, hosting, dependencies and weak points. From there it may make sense to maintain and evolve what exists, or to propose a progressive migration if the technical base limits growth. The decision is made with data from the specific project, not by technology preference.