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Frontends that are fast, accessible, and on-brand.

Next.js and React on token-driven design systems. Responsive from phone to desktop, tuned for Core Web Vitals, and built so colour, type, and spacing come from tokens — never hardcoded.

Token-driven frontendNext.js · React
Design tokens
one source
Component library
shared
Pages
SSR / SSG
Light + dark
in sync
Why it matters

The frontend is the product, to your users.

Everything a customer judges you on — speed, polish, trust — lives in the interface. We treat it as an engineering discipline, not a coat of paint.

A slow or inconsistent interface costs conversions no matter how good the backend is. We build frontends in Next.js and React on a token-driven design system, so brand colour, typography, and spacing are defined once and applied everywhere — light theme and dark theme, phone and desktop, with no hardcoded values drifting out of sync. Performance is engineered in from the start: server rendering, code-splitting, and image optimisation to hit Core Web Vitals. Accessibility is a gate, not an afterthought — we build to WCAG standards so the product works for everyone.

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token-driven UI
The frontend stack

Modern, token-driven, production-complete.

The tools and patterns behind every interface we ship.

Framework
Next.js & React
Next.jsReactServer componentsSSR / SSGTypeScript
Design system
token-driven, never hardcoded
Design tokensLight + dark themesComponent libraryResponsive grid
Performance
tuned for Core Web Vitals
Code-splittingImage optimisationLazy loadingCaching
Quality
accessible and gated
WCAG 2.2 AAKeyboard navSemantic HTMLCross-browser QA
From tokens to surfacesnever hardcoded
Tokens
colour · type
Components
accessible
Every surface
on-brand

Brand consistency, engineered in.

Colour, type, and spacing come from tokens, so a brand change flows everywhere at once and light/dark themes stay perfectly in sync. No hardcoded hex values, ever.

  • Design tokens as the single source of truth for styling
  • Light-primary theme with a working dark toggle on every page
  • A shared component library so pages are visually identical in chrome
  • Contrast validated for accessibility before anything ships

Fast for everyone, on every device.

We engineer for Core Web Vitals and build to WCAG standards from the first commit — responsive layouts, semantic markup, and keyboard support are defaults, not clean-up.

  • Server rendering and code-splitting for fast first paint
  • Optimised, lazy-loaded imagery with graceful fallbacks
  • Responsive from small phones to wide desktops
  • WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility as a release gate
  • Cross-browser QA before every launch
Core Web Vitalsfast for everyone
LCP
< 1.5s
Code-splitting
lazy loaded
A11y WCAG 2.2 AA
gated
Responsive
phone → desktop
FAQ

Questions we get asked

Next.js and React are our primary frontend stack, written in TypeScript. Next.js gives us server rendering and strong performance defaults; React gives us a rich component ecosystem.
It means colour, typography, and spacing are defined once as design tokens and referenced everywhere, instead of being hardcoded per page. A brand update flows across the whole product instantly, and light and dark themes stay consistent.
Yes. Every interface we ship is mobile-responsive and includes a working light/dark theme toggle by default, built on the same token system.
Yes. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA — semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, and validated colour contrast — and treat it as a gate that must pass before release.
Our stack

The technology behind this.

The real, relevant stack we build this with — model-agnostic, open-source-first, production-grade.

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