Roles and permissions
Identify who enters, reviews, approves and reports on a record. Include restricted information and delegated responsibilities.
Portfolio
Web application portfolio
These examples cover business portals and web applications. Ask about the workflows and integration requirements relevant to your project; screenshots show only part of a system.
Selected web application work
Showing all 43 projects
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GRAB
Web Application
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Kiddypedia
Web Application
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Gunalah
Web Application
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M2M Jom Travel
Web Application
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ICDM
Web Application
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ICDM LIP
Web Application
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The Rain Makers
Web Application
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ROCK Entertainment
Web Application
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Sakura Motors
Web Application
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Car Zoo
Web Application
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BoltX Yunda
Web Application
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Fun Maths
Web Application
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ARICA
Web Application
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Bus Buddy
Web Application
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Venue Uniquecom
Web Application
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Open Trip
Web Application
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Warranty Success
Web Application
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CardIT
Web Application
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SCxSC
Web Application
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Data Pintar
Web Application
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Find Agency
Web Application
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Inter Island
Web Application
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Maxmory
Web Application
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PCMS2U
Web Application
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Pacific Book Store
Web Application
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Mercury Gold
Web Application
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Isofield
Web Application
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Permit Pro
Web Application
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RSPO
Web Application
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Main Place
Web Application
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Yelo
Web Application
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365 Eats
Web Application
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A-Baymall
Web Application
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Annsin
Web Application
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Khmer Times
Web Application
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Langkawi Super Deal
Web Application
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Mitin
Web Application
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PEG
Web Application
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Print My Work
Web Application
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Sewadeecar
Web Application
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Selangor Turf Club
Web Application
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Kelab Upin & Ipin
Web Application
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Wedding Dress
Web Application
A selection of the web applications we have delivered. Ask us for a walkthrough of the closest comparable build in your sector.
21+
Years in Business
900+
Projects Delivered
26
Countries Served
100%
In-house Malaysian Team
Compare the work the application supports
Use the portfolio to discuss the users and business tasks behind an interface. Your application scope should identify the rules and connections that make those tasks possible.
Connected systems
List the records exchanged with existing software and who handles failed updates or conflicting values.
Acceptance
Choose complete tasks your own team can test. Ask how the proposed work handles exceptions, handover and ongoing operation.
Questions about our web application portfolio
How do we judge whether a web application example is relevant?
Compare the workflow, user roles and data involved. An approval system in another industry may be closer to your needs than a visually similar dashboard. Screenshots show the interface, but the underlying rules and integrations determine much of the project scope.
Can we try a live client web application?
Client applications may contain private business records and cannot be opened for public access. We can discuss published examples and any demonstrations that are available with permission. Describe the workflow you want to see so the discussion stays relevant.
What can a dashboard screenshot tell us about a web application?
It can show how information is organised, but it cannot prove how current the data is or how permissions work. Ask which decisions the dashboard supports, where its figures come from and how staff correct errors. Those details determine whether a similar approach will help your team.
Can we use a published web application as the starting point for our brief?
Yes. Identify the workflow or interface pattern you find useful, then describe the rules your organisation needs. Treat the example as a reference rather than a promise of an identical product. Client-specific code, records and private screens are not public project materials.