Agencies and teams · MTOweb
Development for agencies and teams.
Technical support for your project.
We support agencies, software houses and in-house teams with web development and architectural decisions, on defined parts of a project or through ongoing collaboration.
01 / When to collaborate
When you need
targeted expertise.
A workload peak, a feature to develop or an integration to tackle may call for external support. We work with your team to define goals, responsibilities and deliverables, fitting the work into the existing project.
We can take responsibility for a defined area or contribute over time. Initial discussions cover code, documentation, priorities and required skills; availability and scheduling are confirmed for each assignment.
02 / Consulting and architecture
Technical
and architectural consulting.
We address decisions connecting requirements, components and existing systems. We assess alternatives in relation to cost, performance, maintenance and future development, explaining trade-offs and the consequences of decisions.
Consulting may precede development or support an active team: integration analysis, component organisation, solution review and prioritisation support. Meet our technical lead .
03 / Development and expertise
Development and integrations
with a defined scope.
We contribute to interfaces, application components and connections between systems. We assess existing code and environments before defining work, without imposing a rewrite or a different stack as a matter of principle.
Frontend and React
Web interfaces and components using React, following the project’s structure and conventions.
Backend and APIs
Application features, APIs and integrations with external software and services.
WordPress and PrestaShop
Customisations, dedicated extensions and work on existing websites and online stores.
DevOps, Docker and pipelines
Containerised environments and build, test and deployment pipelines, with tasks defined around the project’s infrastructure.
Code reviews and knowledge transfer can also be agreed. Custom software development .
04 / Organising the work
Collaborating with simple,
shared rules.
We agree contacts, repositories, task management, reviews and checks. The work needs to remain understandable to the team maintaining it: code handover, documentation and technical discussion form part of the scope to define.
We can work on a defined project, on a time-and-materials basis or in white label. Priorities, reporting, end-client relationships, confidentiality and code rights are set out in the collaboration agreement.
Time and materials
Tasks, priorities, rates, availability and reporting defined in the agreement.
Defined project
Objectives, scope, deliverables and verification methods agreed before development.
White label
We can work under the partner’s brand. End-client relationships and permission to reference the work are agreed.
Knowledge transfer
Documentation and technical discussion enabling the team to continue with the code and decisions delivered.
05 / Frequently asked questions
Before we begin.
Can you work on existing code?
Yes, following an assessment of the stack, documentation, access and project condition.
How is the end client managed?
We agree roles and communication channels with the partner, including for white-label work.
Do you publish a price list?
No. Rates, commitment and availability depend on the work and are agreed directly.
How are code rights and confidentiality handled?
Ownership, access, handover, confidentiality and permission to publish references are set out in the collaboration agreement.
06 / Start here
Let’s start with a technical discussion.
Describe the project, stack, contribution required and timing. We start with a technical discussion to assess the collaboration.