Technologies
We use modern, battle-tested tools to ship high-quality products. Here is the stack we live in every day.
Technologies in numbers
Market context for the platforms we build on most often.
WordPress
The world’s most popular CMS, powering millions of sites. Intuitive admin, a huge plugin and theme ecosystem, and flexibility from simple sites to large editorial portals.
Key strengths:
- Editor-friendly admin experience
- Massive community and knowledge base
- Thousands of free and premium themes
- Plugins for nearly any feature
- Regular security updates
- SEO foundations and integrations
Best for: corporate sites, blogs, news portals, and smaller commerce setups on WordPress
WooCommerce
The leading WordPress-native commerce engine — catalogs, checkout, orders, customers, and extensions for almost any retail workflow.
Key strengths:
- Deep integration with WordPress
- Products, categories, attributes
- Payments and shipping
- Multi-currency and multilingual setups
- Sales reporting and analytics
- Highly extensible via plugins
Best for: online stores, marketplaces, and content-led commerce brands
Next.js
The React framework for production: SSR, SSG, image optimization, routing, and performance defaults that help teams ship faster.
Key strengths:
- Server-side rendering for SEO
- Built-in performance optimizations
- Image optimization out of the box
- Automatic code splitting
- API routes inside the framework
- Excellent TypeScript support
Best for: modern web apps, marketing sites, SaaS, and enterprise dashboards
React
The standard for component-driven UIs — reusable pieces, strong tooling, and a huge ecosystem (including React Native for mobile).
Key strengths:
- Component-based architecture
- Strong performance with the virtual DOM model
- Huge community and ecosystem
- Reusable UI components
- Excellent developer tooling
- Web today; React Native and desktop stacks when needed
Best for: rich interfaces, SPAs, and cross-platform apps with React Native
Shopify
Leading hosted commerce — fast checkout, global infrastructure, App Store, and APIs for both classic themes and headless storefronts.
Key strengths:
- Hosted infrastructure and SSL included
- Shop Pay and optimized checkout flows
- Thousands of apps in the Shopify App Store
- Liquid theming and deep theme customization
- Storefront API and Hydrogen for headless builds
- Multi-currency, multi-language, and Shopify Markets
Best for: DTC brands, international selling, and headless commerce at scale
How we combine technologies
Each product picks the right toolkit. Here are typical stacks we ship.
E-commerce store stack
A complete stack for transactional commerce on WordPress.
Modern web application stack
Fast apps with great SEO defaults and polished UX.
Shopify Plus stack
Scalable Shopify programs — classic themes or Hydrogen-powered headless storefronts.
Why these technologies?
We choose stacks with strong ecosystems, real-world scale, and long-term vendor or community support.
Battle-tested
These tools power millions of production systems — stability and documentation matter.
Active communities
Large communities mean faster answers, better libraries, and steady platform evolution.
Fast-moving roadmaps
Active roadmaps and releases help your product stay secure and competitive over time.
Tools and libraries we use
Beyond core platforms we lean on a broad toolkit for quality and delivery speed.
Styling & UI
- Tailwind CSSUtility-first CSS framework
- CSS ModulesScoped styles per component
- Styled ComponentsCSS-in-JS for React
- Sass/SCSSCSS preprocessor
Languages & runtimes
- TypeScriptTyped JavaScript
- ES6+Modern JavaScript standards
- PHP 8+Modern PHP
- Node.jsJavaScript runtime
Developer tooling
- GitVersion control
- DockerContainerization
- WebpackModule bundler
- ESLintJavaScript linter
Databases
- MySQLRelational database
- PostgreSQLAdvanced SQL database
- MongoDBNoSQL database
- RedisCaching and queues
Testing
- JestJavaScript test framework
- CypressEnd-to-end testing
- PHPUnitPHP unit tests
- Testing LibraryReact component testing
Deployment & DevOps
- VercelHosting for Next.js
- AWSCloud computing
- GitHub ActionsCI/CD
- NginxWeb server
Which technology fits your project?
The right choice depends on product shape, team, and roadmap — here is how we usually guide teams.
| Project type | Recommended stack | Typical use | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corporate site / blog | WordPress | Editorial sites, portals, marketing sites | Fast to ship, easy to edit, cost-efficient |
| Online store | WooCommerce | Retail, marketplaces, content-led commerce | WordPress-native, feature-rich, extensible |
| Landing page / SPA | Next.js + React | Landing pages, SPAs, SaaS marketing sites | Performance, SEO, fast loads |
| Web application | Next.js + React + TypeScript | Business apps, platforms, dashboards | Modern stack, type safety, great DX |
| Hosted SaaS store | Shopify | DTC brands, international selling | Hosted ops, fast checkout, App Store |
| Headless commerce | Shopify + Hydrogen | Premium UX, custom front-ends, headless CMS | Frontend freedom, Storefront API, top performance |
Technology FAQ
Answers about the stacks we recommend and why.
WordPress balances editor experience, ecosystem size, SEO fundamentals, and delivery speed — ideal for most marketing and content sites when maintained properly.
Yes — with the right hosting, caching, and integrations WooCommerce can handle large catalogs and order volumes. We connect ERP, WMS, and accounting where needed.
Next.js adds routing, SSR/SSG, image optimization, API routes, and deployment patterns on top of React — the default choice for SEO-sensitive React products.
Choose Shopify for hosted ops, global checkout, App Store breadth, and faster time-to-revenue. Choose WooCommerce when you want full data control on your stack and tight WordPress editorial integration.
Yes — React alone works for simple SPAs. For most commercial web products we recommend Next.js because of SEO, routing, and operational defaults.
Costs scale with traffic and scope: WordPress/WooCommerce need hosting plus disciplined updates (we bundle these in support). Next.js hosting is similar on Vercel or cloud VMs. Shopify is SaaS from roughly USD 29/month up to Plus for enterprise — apps add cost. Every production site needs backups and monitoring, which we provide in support packages.
Want to go deeper?
Talk to us about the best stack for your roadmap and constraints.