CMS
Manage content
Editors need clear fields, publishing and structure. A CMS helps maintain the website without involving a developer in every update.
BIG FISH · TECHNOLOGY
Technologies for websites and web applications
From expressive interfaces to dependable data exchange. We choose tools around the product, your team and its future development.
DESIGNFRONTENDBACKENDDATA
Explore the toolkit
Technologies: 13
CMS
WordPress
Editorial projects and manageable websites.
Explore capabilities →Other1C-Bitrix
BFD Web Studio: development and support of websites on 1C-Bitrix. E-commerce, corporate portals and CRM integrations. Customization, migration, SEO promotion and technical support for Bitrix.
Explore capabilities →CMSMODX
Bespoke design and flexible content management.
Explore capabilities →CMSJoomla
Content websites with an extensible structure.
Explore capabilities →BackendPHP
Server-side development and integrations.
Explore capabilities →BackendLaravel
Custom workflows, customer portals and APIs.
Explore capabilities →FrontendNext.js
React applications with server rendering.
Explore capabilities →FrontendReact
Component-based interfaces for complex products.
Explore capabilities →FrontendVue
Dynamic interfaces and customer portals.
Explore capabilities →FrontendJavaScript
Interface behaviour and interactive services.
Explore capabilities →VisualWebGL
Interactive 3D graphics in the browser.
Explore capabilities →DataSQL
Data structure, queries and integrity.
Explore capabilities →FrontendScripts
Interactive effects, motion and browser physics.
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A PRODUCT, NOT A LIST OF LOGOS
Each tool has
a role to play.
Frontend
Build interactions
The interface supports user actions. Its complexity informs decisions about components, server rendering and a separate application.
Backend + Data
Run the workflow
The server checks permissions and rules, stores data and communicates with other systems. These tools can complement a CMS and frontend.
For example: Laravel for business rules and APIs, React for the portal interface and SQL for data. This is one possible combination, not a mandatory stack.
BIG FISH · DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
Let’s start with your workflow
Tell us who will use the service, which operations need automation and which systems hold your data. We will propose a product structure and delivery stages.