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We build web applications that are fast on day one and still fast after two years of feature growth. That means server-rendered pages where they help SEO and load time, client-side interactivity where it improves the experience, and a component architecture that doesn't collapse into a tangle of prop-drilling and duplicated state six months in.
Our default stack is React and Next.js with Tailwind CSS or MUI for styling, ShadCN for accessible component primitives, and TanStack React Query or Redux Toolkit for state — depending on the shape of the data. For teams already invested in Angular, we work in that ecosystem too. Every build includes responsive layouts, accessibility basics (semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, contrast), and a performance budget we hold ourselves to before launch.
Next.js and React are our default because of the ecosystem and hiring pool, but we've delivered production apps in Angular for teams with existing codebases in that stack. We pick the framework that fits your team's long-term maintenance plan, not just what's fastest for us to ship.
Yes — a large share of our web work is taking over codebases that have grown past what the original team can safely maintain. We start with an architecture and dependency audit before touching feature work.
We can work from Figma files you provide, or build directly from wireframes and a style direction if you don't have a dedicated designer. Either way, engineering and design decisions get made together, not handed off blind.
Tell us what you're building — we'll help you architect it right the first time.