Discovery and system mapping
Review the current application, user journeys, data, integrations, and operational constraints. Define what needs to change before committing to a build.
Web application development
Turn a new idea, a complex workflow, or an aging platform into web software your team can build on.
Discuss your web applicationA public information service, a reporting portal, and an internal business tool have different users and constraints. KBD helps teams turn those requirements into web applications that are useful on launch day and manageable afterward.
We work with organizations planning a new product, replacing an aging system, or extending an application that already has users. Our team brings strategy, user experience, engineering, testing, and launch support into the same delivery process.
Review the current application, user journeys, data, integrations, and operational constraints. Define what needs to change before committing to a build.
Develop information architecture, user flows, wireframes, and prototypes that let teams test assumptions and identify priorities.
Build responsive interfaces, server-side features, APIs, and database-backed workflows. Connect third-party services where they support the product.
Map existing functionality and data, plan a replacement or staged upgrade, and prepare staff and users for the transition.
Build accessibility into interface decisions and test important workflows across devices, browsers, and user roles.
Coordinate release preparation, documentation, training, issue triage, and the next set of enhancements.
Start with users, business goals, the current environment, and the risks that could affect delivery.
Work through design and implementation in manageable increments, with opportunities to review working software and adjust priorities.
Test the critical journeys, plan the release and handover, and plan application support after launch.
For Canada’s Food Guide, KBD’s work included responsive interfaces, bilingual content management, APIs, testing, launch support, and training. Our Health Product Shortages Canada work spans reporting and administration, notifications, accessibility, usability, and security.
Yes. Share the current platform, the people who use it, the integrations it depends on, and the problems you need to solve. We can begin with a review and a prioritized plan.
Your next step
Tell us about your users, your current system, and the change you want to make. We’ll help identify a practical starting point.
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