Everything we have written on Frontend.
Delivery platforms rent you your own customers and skim 30 percent for the privilege. Here is how owning ordering, reservations, and loyalty with custom web apps changes the maths.
Why nonprofits should stop renting expensive all-in-one platforms and build a donation site, donor portal, and volunteer tools they actually own, accessibly and on budget.
Why gyms, studios, and coaches end up renting their own member relationship from a generic platform, and how a custom booking, membership, and billing app hands it back.
An honest guide to building a directory site: search that works, SEO that ranks, the parts that eat your budget, plus a realistic stack and timeline.
What it really takes to ship a customer-facing dashboard people trust: scope, the hard parts, our stack, rough costs, and the mistakes that get expensive.
A progressive web app is a website built with modern browser features so it can be installed, work offline, and send push notifications, like an app, without an app store.
A headless CMS is a content system that stores your text and images and hands them to any front end through an API, instead of rendering the website itself.
Native app or progressive web app for your first release? An honest decision framework on app stores, device APIs, budget, and what a PWA can do in 2026.
Churn is a product problem long before it is a sales problem. Here is how onboarding, activation, and time-to-value keep customers without spending more on acquisition.
Accessibility as a hard requirement, plain-language UX, less friction for stressed and elderly users, and the reliability that keeps a patient portal from being quietly abandoned.
What each strict TypeScript flag actually does, where the friction is real, and how to turn strict mode on without a week of red squiggles.
LCP, CLS and INP are not mysterious. A short, repeatable checklist that keeps every site we ship in the green from the first deploy.
A practical guide to error handling in React: error boundaries, async error catching, query libraries, and how to show users something better than a white screen.
Most test suites are either too thin to catch bugs or so bloated they slow you down. Here is a layered strategy that finds real bugs without turning CI into a tax.
The handful of accessibility habits that fix most bugs: semantic HTML, real labels, keyboard support, focus management, and contrast.
A practical guide to image formats, sizing, lazy loading, and the Next.js Image component, and how each one moves your Core Web Vitals.
A practical map of React state in 2026: server state vs client state, where Redux still fits, and why most apps need far less global state than they think.
A practical guide to JSON-LD structured data in Next.js: which schema types actually earn rich results, how to wire them up, and the mistakes that get you ignored.
What it really takes to ship a customer portal people log into on purpose: scope, timelines, rough costs, and the traps that turn portals into ghost towns.
What it takes to build a web platform for a real estate business: the moving parts, honest timelines, rough budgets, and the traps to avoid.
What actually breaks when a B2B dashboard grows, plus the tradeoffs, rough timelines, and decisions worth getting right before the first chart.
What a headless CMS actually buys a marketing team, what it costs you, and how to tell whether you need one or you're just chasing a buzzword.
What replatforming a legacy web app actually costs in time and money, how to avoid the big-bang rewrite trap, and what to watch for before you sign anything.
You can learn what actually happens in your product without tracking people across the web. Here is the honest middle ground between flying blind and being creepy.
