NETVANA does more than marketing — we also write the code your brand runs on. Websites, apps and technical advisory, built around what your business actually needs.
From front-end design to back-end architecture, handled by one team, end to end
From corporate sites to full-scale commerce platforms, we handle design, build and launch end to end — delivering fast, high-converting digital experiences tuned for SEO and Core Web Vitals.
Native-quality experiences on both iOS and Android, guided from discovery interviews through to store approval — balancing fast delivery with long-term maintainability and a consistent brand.
We help you make clear-headed calls on technology choices, system architecture and digital transformation. Whether it is evaluating a new product stack, auditing an existing system, or building out an engineering team, our advice is vendor-neutral with nothing to sell you.
From the first consultation through post-launch maintenance, every stage has a defined check-in and a clear deliverable. You always know exactly where the project stands — no black-box development.
Marketing thinking and engineering capability in one team — digital products that not only look good but also convert
Regular demos and clearly defined milestones keep you in the loop at every stage — no surprises at handover
Every project is covered by an NDA, with source code and design files handed over in full — no ambiguity over ownership
Delivery is not the finish line — we provide ongoing technical support and performance monitoring to keep your product running smoothly
What drives cost, how delivery runs, and whether to outsource — before the build starts
If you want to know whether a new headline, button, or form actually helps, A/B testing is the most direct method, but done wrong it only produces misleading conclusions. This guide covers writing a hypothesis first, why you change one thing at a time, what to do when traffic is too low, when to stop a test, and the most common misreadings.
The most common regret after an app launches is discovering, just when you want to know where users get stuck, that nothing was tracked, or that dozens of events were tracked and none of them answers the question. This guide covers working backward from business questions to events, writing an event naming spec, reading funnels and retention, and handling privacy consent and tracking QA.
Launching an app is not the finish line. Annual iOS and Android releases, store policy changes, and retired third-party SDKs slowly break an app nobody looks after, and can get it pulled from the store. Here is what app maintenance actually covers, how to design a forced-update mechanism, the real risks of stopping maintenance, and what a maintenance contract should spell out.
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