Framework · Frontend
Fast static websites, with JavaScript delivered only where it is needed.
Technology
Every technology listed here was selected for a specific reason and is reviewed regularly. We don't choose tools out of habit or add dependencies that don't solve a real problem.
Fast static websites, with JavaScript delivered only where it is needed.
Reusable components for complex interfaces and application state.
Static typing: errors surface during development, not in production.
A consistent, maintainable design system without stylesheets growing out of control.
Global delivery, automatic previews and immediate rollback.
An edge network, attack protection and managed DNS with fast propagation.
Authentication, storage and automatically generated APIs built on PostgreSQL.
A reliable relational database for structured data and complex reports.
Language models for assistants, document analysis and content generation.
Alternative models for generation, classification and semantic embeddings.
Complete code history, reviews and traceable collaboration.
Reproducible environments: what works in development works in production.
Connections to management software, carriers, invoicing systems and external portals.
Logic running close to the user: minimal latency and no servers to manage.
Scroll-synchronised animations that stay smooth on older devices.
Selection criteria
The right technology is what the client can still maintain in five years, not whatever is newest.
We favour static architectures and server-side rendering: less JavaScript to download and faster pages.
A reduced attack surface, up-to-date dependencies and secrets managed outside the code.
Technologies with strong communities and stable documentation, not passing trends.
No vendor lock-in: data and code remain exportable and transferable.
Let's talk
We analyse your existing stack and identify what to keep, migrate or retire, with a realistic estimate of the work involved.