02Web Applications
We engineer web applications that behave like software, not documents: real-time data, complex permissions, dense interfaces and the infrastructure to keep them fast under load. Server-rendered where it matters for speed and search, interactive where it matters for work.
Rendering strategy, data boundaries, caching and module structure designed to scale with the team.
Live data, streaming responses, collaborative state and event-driven updates.
Information-dense interfaces that remain legible, keyboard-accessible and fast.
REST and typed RPC APIs, webhooks, third-party data providers and partner integrations.
Relational schemas, migrations, role-based access and secure session handling.
Core Web Vitals, structured data and crawlable architecture treated as engineering requirements.
Scope
Rendering, data and permission models are agreed before implementation begins.
TypeScript from database to interface, so whole classes of defects never reach production.
Performance budgets and accessibility checks run as part of delivery.
Typical stack
Primarily Next.js, React and TypeScript, with Node.js services and PostgreSQL. We choose the rendering strategy per page — server-rendered for speed and search visibility, interactive where the work happens.
Yes. Real-time data, streaming responses and dense professional interfaces are a core part of our work, designed to stay fast, legible and keyboard-accessible.
Yes. Core Web Vitals budgets, structured data, crawlable architecture and accessibility are treated as engineering requirements and checked as part of delivery.