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Where most teams get stuck — here's what we chose
"Real-time via polling or WebSockets — which architecture scales?"
Lower implementation complexity but still creates server bottlenecks during peak load and adds unnecessary round-trips.
Persistent connections eliminate polling overhead entirely, enabling true real-time updates at any scale.
↗ WebSockets enabled a 70% reduction in server requests while delivering sub-100ms update latency — the only architecture that could handle their peak-season load.
The exact state change we engineered
Desktop-only portal with slow polling, server timeouts during peak hours, and tracking pages invisible to search engines.
Mobile-first PWA with real-time WebSocket updates, offline capability, and 100% SEO-indexed tracking pages.
We test assumptions, not just execute tasks
SSR tracking shells would significantly improve organic visibility
Mobile-first redesign would unlock a large underserved user segment
Every tool chosen for a reason
Visual documentation of the build
Hard-won insights from the project
WebSocket architecture pays for itself at scale — don't let upfront complexity scare you off
Most B2B web apps have a hidden mobile audience waiting to be unlocked
SEO indexability is a feature, not an afterthought — build it in from day one
Redis caching for real-time data is a force multiplier; without it WebSockets still strain backends
"The new portal handled our peak season — Black Friday container rush — without a single timeout. Our CS team saw a 15% drop in tracking calls in the first month alone. WebMarv delivered exactly what they promised."
Raj Menon
Head of Digital, TransGlobal
TransGlobal achieved +120% in mobile sessions. Their support load shifted by -15%. These results follow a repeatable methodology we've refined across Logistics and beyond.
Extra value delivered + what's planned next
About this project, our process, and working with WebMarv
A legacy logistics portal with slow HTTP polling and no mobile responsiveness was causing server timeouts and poor SEO visibility for 100k+ daily users.
The project ran for 6 Months. Team: 4 Engineers, 1 UX Designer. Primary platform: Vite / PWA / WebSockets.
Mobile Sessions: +120% — Increase in mobile tracking sessions. Support Load: -15% — Reduction in manual tracking enquiries. SEO Indexing: 100% — All tracking pages now crawlable & indexed
We used TypeScript, Vite, React, WebSockets, PWA / Service Workers, Node.js, Redis, PostgreSQL. Every tool was chosen for a specific performance or scalability reason, not out of habit.
We replaced the polling-based backend with a WebSocket architecture and rebuilt the frontend as a Progressive Web App — giving users an app-like experience with native browser performance. SSR shells ensured search engines could index every tracking endpoint.
Yes. Our methodology in Logistics projects has produced consistent, measurable outcomes. We specialise in Web Application Development solutions that drive real business returns — not just technical improvements. Book a free diagnostic to explore what's possible for your business.
TransGlobal achieved +120% in Mobile Sessions, -15% Support Load, and 100% SEO Indexing.
WebMarv is headquartered in Bangalore, India. We work globally — this project was for TransGlobal in Singapore. Our remote-first delivery model means geography is never a barrier to great results.