No. 1

Software engineering for business

infoenc.

Apps and websites for businesses — and the story of how one gets made.

Issue one

How to read this.

Keep scrolling and the pages turn. Click a page to zoom into it — the forms still work while you are in there.

In a hurry? “Read as a plain page” puts the whole issue in one column.

Who is in this issue

The cast.

Chipyour narrator

Caseasks the questions

Widgetwebsites

Sprocketweb apps

Bytemobile apps

Nibscope and plan

Issue one

Apps and websites
for businesses.

I run a business. I have a problem, and no specification.

Then you are in the right issue. I am Chip. Keep scrolling — the pages turn.

01 / What infoenc makes

Useful products, built around the work.

Business websites. People land, understand you, and take the next step.

Web applications. The everyday workflow, turned into a tool that is simpler than the spreadsheet.

Mobile apps. Built around the moment your customer is actually in. One job — make the work simpler.

Try the first step

Bring an idea.
See a direction.

One sentence about your business, and I will sketch the product it could become. You get a link to it, and we keep the idea so somebody here can make you a proper version.

Your product Web app

A first concept

A clearer digital experience for your customers.

Get started
Simple overview
Useful workflow
Clear next step

02 / How a project moves

Idea to something useful.

01

Understand. The need, the people, and the first useful version.

02

Build. The agreed scope, made, working, and shown to you.

03

Refine. Review what works and make the next improvement count. You always know which step we are on.

03 / Why a clear build matters

Good engineering makes room for focus.

Every project ships with these five. They are not extras.

  • A focused scope.
  • A useful first version.
  • A responsive interface.
  • A maintainable foundation.
  • A direct working process.

04 / Project fit

Start with the problem in front of you.

Do I need a finished specification first?

No. A clear problem is a strong place to begin.

01A new customer-facing website

02A business workflow that needs an app

03An existing product that needs improvement

Talk through an idea

05 / Plain answers

The questions that come up most.

Answers are here on the page, not behind a form. Open one.

The end of the tour

Tell us what you want to make.

Bring the outline. A real conversation starts from there.