Frontend
React, Next.js, and TypeScript by default. Vue or Svelte when it fits.
The frontend is what your customers actually touch. Our default is React with Next.js because the ecosystem is the largest, the hiring market is the deepest, and the upgrade path is the most disciplined of any modern framework. TypeScript is non-negotiable — it pays for itself the first time a contract changes.
Tailwind CSS is our default styling layer. It eliminates the dead-code CSS problem, scales cleanly across teams, and produces small bundles. For component libraries we lean on Radix UI, shadcn/ui, or custom systems depending on brand needs.
We watch Core Web Vitals on every release — LCP, INP, and CLS — and ship with a performance budget agreed during Discovery.
Tools we reach for
React
UI library for component-driven apps.
Next.js
Full-stack React framework with routing, SSR, and static export.
TypeScript
Static typing for JavaScript — the safety net we build everything on.
Tailwind CSS
Utility-first CSS framework with no dead-code problem.
Vue
Alternative framework we use for existing Vue codebases.
Svelte
Compiler-first framework we reach for on highly interactive views with small bundles.
When we reach for it
- New customer-facing web apps and SaaS dashboards
- Server-rendered marketing or content-heavy sites
- Static-exported marketing sites on Cloudflare or Vercel
- Internal admin tools that need to scale across teams
When we don't
- Pure marketing sites with no app surface (a CMS is faster)
- Brochureware where a single static page suffices
Frequently asked
Why default to Next.js?
It is the most mature full-stack React framework, supports static export, server components, and edge deployment, and is the easiest to hire experienced engineers for. The upgrade discipline is good and the ecosystem is huge.
Do you build mobile apps?
Yes — React Native when a native app is justified, otherwise we build mobile-first responsive web apps which cover most needs at a fraction of the cost.
Will my team be able to maintain what you build?
Yes. Every stack choice gets justified during Discovery in terms of hiring market and learning curve. We do not pick frameworks your team cannot staff for.
Need a team that ships in this stack?
Tell us the workflow. A one-page summary back within 48 hours and a proposal within a week.