Not a marketing site for Logistics.
Quote-to-booking cycles drag for days while inbound enquiries pile up in inboxes and WhatsApp groups that nobody is paid to monitor.
How web app dev plays out in logistics.
Customer portals, vendor dashboards, SaaS MVPs, and member platforms have different success metrics, different failure modes, and different architectural requirements than marketing sites. Bounce rate does not matter. Session length and task completion do. OWASP top 10 is not optional. Multi-tenancy has to be right from day one — retrofitting it is expensive.
We start with auth, RBAC, and data model — not with the UI. Clerk or Auth0 for identity, Neon/Supabase for Postgres, Razorpay subscriptions for billing, Inngest or BullMQ for async jobs. The foundation is not exciting, but every shortcut taken here becomes a production incident six months later.
See the full web app dev playbook.
Customer portals, internal dashboards, B2B SaaS MVPs, partner portals — anything that needs auth, RBAC, billing, realtime, and an audit log. Success metric is DAU, not bounce rate.