Whether landing page with WordPress, website with Typo3 or customized web application with API, database and app connection. We can do it, hands on.
There are many possibilities on the web and at least as many solutions. Feel free to contact me if I can advise or support you in finding a solution.
Typo3
I have been developing websites in Typo3 for oput and tagwork<one> for many years. Thereby I use Fluid-Templates and Extbase. Typo3 is the ideal CMS for complex websites for companies, organizations and associations. The editorial care of the contents can be divided into different user groups with different authorizations, optimal if contents are cared for e.g. by different departments.
WordPress
WordPress is popular with bloggers and freelancers. Due to the large selection of template templates, a representative web presence can be implemented relatively quickly and easily. Also, the diverse range of plugins allows the individual expansion of the website.
Shopware
is one of the most popular open source store software systems in the world. The Community Edition of Shopware is free of charge. With Shopware you can realize everything you need for a successful and high-turnover online store. The community is large and there are a variety of inexpensive extensions available with which you can integrate inexpensive store elements in your Shopware online store. For testing purposes a demo version is available here.
Magento
A Magento online store is especially suitable for medium-sized and large companies, because the adjustments until the Magento online store looks good and works properly for your needs require a certain amount of investment. In return, however, you have a very flexible and extremely scalable online store, which is also up to all future requirements. Through standard features like multilanguage and multishop capability, the Magento online store can be used worldwide and versatile.
For individual solutions it is sometimes unavoidable to develop a special API. An API is an application that acts as an interface between the front end, i.e. the user interface, and a database, for example. The application receives requests from the user interface, processes them and sends data back to the frontend.
In addition, a web API can be controlled cross-platform by apps or a web frontend.
