TypeScript
We default to TypeScript with strict mode wherever possible to enforce robust types, safer refactors, and reliable API contracts across services and clients.
Our approach includes strict null checks, noImplicitAny, and type-safe schemas to reduce runtime errors and improve long-term maintainability.
How We Use It
- Safer refactors and shared contracts across services
- API client generation and schema-driven development
- Large codebases requiring maintainability
Core Web Foundations
Why this matters: Strong platform fundamentals (HTML, CSS, JS/TS) make apps faster, more accessible, and significantly easier to maintain. We ground every build in platform-native best practices: type-safe JavaScript, accessible HTML, and modern CSS. This foundation enables maintainable codebases, reliable refactors, and fast, inclusive user experiences. Preferred defaults: TypeScript strict mode; UnoCSS or Tailwind; semantic HTML with ARIA and WCAG 2.2 targets.