Área temática

Desenvolvimento de aplicativos web

Esta seção é para donos de empresas, equipes e pessoas que querem um aplicativo web sob medida, mas acham os termos difíceis de entender. Aqui você encontra o significado simples das palavras usadas ao planejar, criar e lançar um aplicativo web, desde dashboards e perfis de usuário até APIs, hospedagem e backups. Cada termo é explicado com palavras do dia a dia e exemplos reais para empresas de todos os portes e setores.

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Planejamento de Recursos Empresariais (ERP) ERP Um sistema de software que conecta as áreas da empresa como estoque, vendas, finanças e recursos humanos em um único banco de dados para organizar suas operações diárias com clareza. Ler a definição Portal do Cliente Uma pagina web privada onde o cliente faz login para acompanhar pedidos, acessar faturas e enviar duvidas ao suporte a qualquer hora sem precisar telefonar. Ler a definição Protótipo Interativo Uma simulação clicável e dinâmica que reproduz o funcionamento, a navegação e a aparência de um site ou aplicativo antes do desenvolvimento do código, permitindo validar fluxos de usuário e prevenir retrabalho dispendioso. Ler a definição

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