AvocadoStackServices
The build, named plainly.
Each service says who it is for, what is included, and what is left out. The conversation still comes before the work.
App development
A custom app is the right shape when WordPress, a marketing site, or a plugin pile would have to be bent until it breaks. We scope the workflow first, then build the smallest version that a real user can finish.
Mobile applications
A mobile app is the job when the work happens away from a desk: a field team, a customer who checks in, a product that should sit next to the other icons. We build it for iOS and Android and prepare it for the App Store and Google Play. Both stores get the same product, unless one platform has a reason to differ.
WordPress
WordPress is the right choice when the people who know the offer should be able to change the words. We build the theme and the fields for that job. A random marketplace theme is not the starting point.
Django
Django fits when the product has process: who can see what, what happens after a form, what must be true before the next step. The admin is part of the build, so the team is not waiting on a developer for every content change.
Next.js
Next.js is the front of a product, or the whole of a fast site, when the page has to be both quick and able to grow into accounts and API routes. This website is one. A client project gets the same care about what is static, what is dynamic, and who edits the words.
API integrations
An integration is a small piece of software with a sharp job: a form becomes a CRM record, a payment updates an order, a sheet stays in step with a shop. We read the vendor's documentation before we name the work. If the API is incomplete, that is part of the first conversation.