Web development
Flutter
Flutter is a framework for creating applications for mobile, web, and desktop from a shared codebase. It includes interface components and tools for designing layouts that adapt to different screens.
Visit Flutter website (opens in a new tab)How it works
Flutter applications are written in Dart and assembled from widgets that describe the interface. Layout and state changes update those widgets as people interact. A shared codebase can target several platforms, while platform integrations handle device features. Teams still adapt navigation, input, and presentation to the intended devices.
What you can build
Build shopping apps, booking tools, learning applications, and dashboards for several device types.
Cross-device booking app
Offer schedules, reservations, and account screens through a shared application, with layouts adjusted for the available space on phones and larger displays.
Field team companion
Create a mobile interface for viewing assigned work and entering updates, then connect it to an application backend that stores the shared records.
Things to consider
Shared code reduces duplication, but device integrations and platform conventions still need attention. Verify required plugins, accessibility, and performance on the actual target platforms.