Web Portal Development

Web Portal Development Services

In web portal development since 2005, ScienceSoft will diligently study the goals of your future portal and pack the needed functionality into a usable custom web app.

Web portal development is an end-to-end service to plan and implement a secure and user-friendly digital space to serve your customers, partners, and employees. Web portals enable self-service functions for target users and give access to services, products, information, and communication tools.

Web Portals We Can Create for Your Business

A web portal is a secure web-based platform that gives access to varied functionality and content via an easy-to-navigate interface. A web portal development company with expertise in full-stack web techs, ScienceSoft can help you create a web portal of any type to cover your specific needs in engaging with the audience, be it your customers, partners, or employees.

How Does it Work?

A web portal usually pulls information from different places and organizes it in a central location where it can be accessed by users. This information can be related or unrelated. It can also display as categorized data, links, services, and interactive elements.

Often, portals (such as ecommerce portals, customized web portals, etc.) personalize the information each user accesses to what they need to gain inside the platform. For instance, an educational institution can have separate portals for students and their parents, as in the case of Stanford University’s example below. Each user group would want to access unique information from the other, necessitating different web-based portal setups.

Web Portal Uses: What are the Types of Web Portals?

You can use web portal development experts to create custom b2b portal applications for your unique needs. Some examples of web portal uses include:

• Sharepoint portal development
• Business partner portals
• E-learning portals
• Ecommerce customer portals
• Membership group portals
• Vendor portals for supplier-related information
• Patient portals for accessing sensitive personal healthcare data (which need to be FDA- and HIPAA-compliant if you’re in the US, for example) 
• Self-service portals for customers
• Business partner portals 
• Better user experience