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General
What industries does CodePulse work with?
We work across diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, finance, and retail, tailoring solutions to each client’s needs.
Do you provide ongoing support after project completion?
Yes, we offer maintenance and support packages to keep your software running smoothly post-launch.
Can you integrate with our existing systems?
Absolutely. Our team specializes in seamless software integration with existing platforms and tools.
How does CodePulse ensure project timelines are met?
We use agile project management and provide regular updates to keep projects on schedule.
What’s the typical process for a new project?
Our process includes discovery, planning, design, development, and launch, with regular check-ins at each phase.
Is CodePulse equipped to handle complex, large-scale projects?
Yes, we’re experienced with projects of all sizes, using scalable solutions that support business growth.
Software & apps
Do we start with an MVP or the full product?
Usually with an MVP. That gets you to market quickly and lets you learn from real user feedback before investing at scale. The architecture is still designed for growth from day one.
Which technologies do you use?
Proven, modern stacks. Mostly React or Next.js on the front end, Node.js or PHP on the back end, plus cloud infrastructure. What matters is the fit for your product.
How do you make sure the platform scales?
With a cloud architecture, a clean data model and load testing before launch. Your platform should grow with user numbers without needing a rebuild.
How do you handle data protection and security?
Encrypted transfer, a roles and permissions concept, regular backups and a GDPR-ready architecture. That is standard with us, not an add-on.
Do you run the platform after launch?
Gladly. Hosting, monitoring, updates and further development on an ongoing basis. Alternatively we hand everything over to your team, fully documented.
Do you develop for iOS and Android?
Yes, both. Depending on the project either natively or with a shared codebase, for example Flutter or React Native. We work out what fits best at the start.
Do you handle the app store release?
Yes, completely. We take care of the store accounts, the submission and the review process with Apple and Google until the app is live.
Who owns the source code?
You do. After the project is completed, the code is fully yours, including documentation.
How do you ensure quality?
We test on real devices, review each other’s code and plan a beta phase before release. Bugs should show up on our side, not on your users’ phones.
What happens after launch?
An app needs care. Operating system updates, new features, monitoring. We can handle that on an ongoing basis, or we hand the project over to your team with clean documentation.
Design & web
What does the design process look like?
We start with research and wireframes, turn them into a clickable prototype and design the final interface at the end. After each stage we collect your feedback.
Which tools do you work with?
Mainly Figma. You can watch and comment live at any time, and the files belong to you at the end.
Do we get a clickable prototype?
Yes. You test the product before a single line of code is written. That saves expensive corrections later.
Do you test with real users?
On request, yes. We organise tests with your target group and feed the findings straight back into the design.
How does the design get into development?
Without friction, because we develop in-house. Components and specifications go directly to our development team.
How long does it take to build a website?
It depends on the scope. A landing page is done in a few weeks, a larger company website takes longer. After the first call you get a schedule with fixed milestones.
Which system do you build websites with?
Whatever fits the job. For content-driven sites we mostly use WordPress. If special requirements come into play, we build the front end individually, for example with React or Next.js.
Is the website optimised for Google and mobile devices?
Yes, that is our standard. Responsive design, fast load times and a clean page structure are part of the delivery, not an extra.
Can we edit content ourselves later?
Yes. You get a tidy backend and a short introduction. After that you manage texts, images and new pages without us.
Do you also handle maintenance and updates?
If you like, yes. Updates, backups, security and small changes are available as ongoing support.
Do you use ready-made themes or build custom ones?
Both, depending on budget and ambition. A custom theme gives maximum freedom and performance. When speed matters, we configure high-quality existing solutions properly.
How do you keep WordPress secure?
With a hardened setup, regular updates, two-factor login and backups. Security is a good setup plus ongoing care. We offer both.
Do you take over existing WordPress sites?
Yes. After a technical check we take over maintenance, further development or a relaunch. Even if someone else built the site originally.
Is multilingual support possible?
Yes, including a clean structure for search engines. We build multilingual sites on a regular basis.
Can we edit content ourselves?
Yes, that is what WordPress is made for. You get an understandable backend and a short training session for your team.
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