Frontend engineering
Users judge a product by its frontend. We build interfaces that load quickly, work with a keyboard and a screen reader, and stay easy to change as the product grows. This website is built on the same stack.
The tools
Fast, accessible interfaces built with Next.js, React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS.
Next.js
Our default for websites and web apps. Server rendering and static generation give fast first loads and pages that search engines can read. The App Router keeps most code on the server, so less JavaScript reaches the browser.
React
The component model behind our interfaces. We build small, reusable components with clear inputs, so a design change made in one place updates every screen that uses it.
TypeScript
Strict mode on every project, with no untyped shortcuts. Types catch whole classes of bugs before the code runs and make large refactors safe.
Tailwind CSS
Utility-first styling tied to a design system of colors, spacing and type. Styles live next to the markup, unused CSS is removed at build time, and every page keeps the same look.
How we work with them
Performance budgets
We measure Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) and keep them in the green. Images are resized and lazy-loaded, fonts are self-hosted, and the browser only gets the JavaScript a page needs.
Accessibility
Semantic HTML, visible focus states, good contrast and full keyboard support, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. Tested component libraries such as Radix UI handle menus, dialogs and tabs.
SEO and multiple languages
Localized titles and descriptions, hreflang links, structured data and sitemaps. One codebase can serve a site in several languages, each on its own domain.
Code your team can own
Linting, formatting and type checks run on every change, and components follow consistent patterns, so your own developers can take over the code.
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