Six things we do. Done well, since 2009.

TypeScript, React, Angular, SvelteKit, htmx — chosen for fit, not fashion. Performance budgets enforced from the first commit. Accessibility baked in, not bolted on. We architect frontends that age alongside the product instead of against it.

For existing codebases: targeted refactors, dependency hygiene, build-pipeline modernization. For greenfield work: stack selection grounded in the team's hire profile + the product's five-year roadmap, not the current month's GitHub stars.

Edge-rendered, motion-rich, profiled to a perfect Lighthouse score. The kind of site that ages alongside the product — not against it.

We build marketing surfaces the way most teams build product surfaces: with engineering rigor, performance budgets, and an obsession with the user's first-paint experience. Hero copy, design tokens, motion principles, accessibility — all in one engagement, not handed off across three vendors.

The interactive surface where most agencies stop and the actual engineering work starts. Build & Price configurators, real-time dashboards, interactive calculators, multi-step forms with state machines — the kind of frontend that has to be correct, not just pretty.

Acura.com Build & Price — six years in production. automobiles.honda.com shopping tools — five and counting. The work below the marketing layer that determines whether the product actually converts.

Existing site with bad numbers? We audit, profile, and remediate against the actual budgets your business needs to hit. Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction-to-Next-Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift — measured, prioritized, fixed.

Most performance work is engineering archaeology, not greenfield rebuilds. We find what's hot, what's heavy, and what's actually moving the metric. Then we fix it without breaking the team's existing workflow.

Accessibility is one of the few areas where intent and outcome diverge constantly. Lots of teams ship sites they believe are accessible because the linter said so; very few ship sites that actually work with a screen reader, voice control, or keyboard-only navigation.

We close the gap. Component-level remediation, axe-core CI integration, manual VoiceOver / NVDA / JAWS testing, color-contrast audits, focus-management overhaul. WCAG 2.2 AA as the floor, not the ceiling.

Frontend architecture review for in-flight engagements. Codebase audits for technical-debt remediation. Mentorship for senior engineers stepping into staff/principal roles. We engage as the senior voice in the room when the team needs one but doesn't have one to hire full-time.

Typical engagement: a few hours a week over a quarter, focused on the architectural decisions that compound. Stack-selection review, code review cadence, hiring-loop calibration, technical-interview design.