Custom web application services

The Short Version

We deliver custom web applications as a white‑label development partner, handling everything from WordPress sites to React‑based portals and high‑fidelity front‑end design, while you retain the client‑facing brand and relationship.

What kinds of applications we build

  • WordPress‑powered portals – custom themes, bespoke plugins, multisite networks and headless setups.
  • React single‑page applications – component libraries, API‑driven dashboards and progressive web apps.
  • Design‑first front‑ends – HTML5, CSS3, SCSS, and modern JavaScript tooling that translate design files into pixel‑perfect code.
  • Hybrid solutions – WordPress back‑ends powering React front‑ends, or static site generators that pull content via the REST API.

How we work with agencies

  1. Kick‑off call to capture scope, brand guidelines and technical constraints.
  2. Delivery of a detailed technical specification and timeline for client approval.
  3. Iterative development in a private Git repository, with regular demo builds shared under your agency’s branding.
  4. Quality assurance that includes automated tests, accessibility checks and performance profiling.
  5. Final hand‑over of code, documentation and deployment scripts, ready for you to launch under your own name.

Why agencies choose white‑label development

It removes the need to recruit senior developers, reduces project risk and lets you focus on strategy and client relationships while we handle the code.

Technical depth you can rely on

Our team works with the following versions and tools:

  • WordPress 6.4 – block‑based theme development, Gutenberg extensions, REST API.
  • React 18 – hooks, concurrent rendering, TypeScript support.
  • Node.js 20 – modern package management, ES modules.
  • Build pipelines – Vite, Webpack, and GitHub Actions for CI/CD.

Sample WordPress plugin snippet (WordPress 6.4)

<?php
/**
 * Plugin Name: Example Custom Endpoint
 * Description: Adds a simple REST API endpoint at /wp-json/example/v1/hello.
 * Version: 1.0
 * Author: Your Agency
 */

add_action( 'rest_api_init', function () {
    register_rest_route( 'example/v1', '/hello', [
        'methods'  => 'GET',
        'callback' => function () {
            return new WP_REST_Response( [ 'message' => 'Hello from your white‑label partner' ], 200 );
        },
        'permission_callback' => '__return_true',
    ] );
} );

Two‑column comparison: In‑house vs White‑label partner

In‑house development

  • Recruitment and onboarding overhead.
  • Limited skill set may require multiple hires.
  • Higher fixed payroll costs.
  • Risk of project delays when resources are stretched.

White‑label partner

  • Immediate access to senior developers across stacks.
  • Scalable capacity – ramp up or down per project.
  • Pay‑as‑you‑go pricing, no long‑term commitments.
  • Dedicated project manager keeps delivery on track.

Typical workflow for a React dashboard

  1. Define API contracts in an OpenAPI specification.
  2. Generate TypeScript types using openapi-generator-cli.
  3. Scaffold the React app with create-vite and install react-query for data fetching.
  4. Implement components following the agency’s UI kit, with Storybook documentation.
  5. Run npm run test and npm run lint on every pull request.
  6. Deploy to a staging environment via GitHub Actions; hand over the docker-compose.yml for production.

Maintaining brand consistency

All deliverables are provided without any reference to our agency. CSS classes, comment headers and documentation are customised to match the naming conventions you use. The final repository can be hosted under your own Git organisation, and any client‑facing UI includes only your logo and colour palette.

Key takeaway

Partnering with a white‑label development team lets you expand your service catalogue, meet client deadlines and keep all client‑facing branding under your control without the overhead of hiring senior engineers.

Illustration of a LibraFire team member on a video call with a client

How can we assist you?

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