Web development
PHP, Laravel, JavaScript, React and integration with external APIs.
TechSpot started as a web development company and lived through more than one generation of technology: from static sites to dynamic systems, from desktop to mobile, from manual integrations to AI automation. What stayed the same was the criterion: solve a concrete business problem with technology proportional to it.
History
The periods below describe the nature of the company’s work in each phase, without claiming milestones or result figures. The delivered projects, each stating how it was contracted, are listed under case studies.
2009
TechSpot is incorporated and begins its path in web development, at a time when a digital presence was ceasing to be an advantage and becoming a requirement for companies of any size.
2010–2014
A period of consolidating technical practice in web development, following the platform and standards shifts that redefined how sites were built in those years.
2015–2019
Work broadens into e-commerce and systems, with online store platforms, integrations and development aimed at commercial operations.
2020–2024
A period marked by the acceleration of business digitalisation, with demand concentrated on performance, the buying experience and integration between systems already in place.
2025–today
A new phase of work, with artificial intelligence and automation applied to concrete company tasks — assistants, integrations and specialised agents — alongside the web and e-commerce work.
Experience and capabilities
The areas the company works in regularly and takes technical responsibility for.
PHP, Laravel, JavaScript, React and integration with external APIs.
Magento, WooCommerce and Shopify: launch, maintenance and optimisation.
Core Web Vitals, indexing, structured data and content architecture.
Assistants with a knowledge base, text classification and agents with tools.
Connecting websites, CRMs, ERPs, gateways and support tools.
Hosting, backups, certificates, monitoring and update routines.
Working principles
These principles are in the contract, not only on this page. They exist because most friction in technology projects comes from expectations that were never agreed.
Projects
Optical retail, auto parts, distance learning, insurance, logistics and the public sector — from Magento e-commerce to learning environments.
Every published project states the form of engagement — direct project or work through a consultancy — because that distinction changes what TechSpot was responsible for. What does not go in there is a result figure without a source: the page shows what was built, not a performance promise.
Let’s talk
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