Frameworks
Good frontends are built on good tools. These are the frameworks and libraries we work in day to day — and, increasingly, a reference guide to each. Pick a stack below for our take on where it shines, what it costs, and when we reach for it.
The ones we reach for
React
The default for large, component-heavy apps — vast ecosystem, deep hiring pool.
Vue
Approachable and productive, with a gentle path from a sprinkle to a full app.
Svelte
A compiler, not a runtime — tiny bundles and a wonderfully direct authoring model.
Angular
Batteries-included and opinionated — strong for big teams and long-lived enterprise apps.
Solid
Fine-grained reactivity with a React-like API and excellent raw performance.
No framework
Often the right call. Semantic HTML and our stylesheet ship the fastest sites of all.
How we choose
Fit the job
The stack follows the product, never the other way round. A brochure site and a real-time dashboard want different tools.
Weigh the cost
Bundle size, build complexity and hiring pool are all real costs. We pick the lightest thing that still does the job.
Keep it standard
Whatever the framework, the output is semantic, accessible HTML — fast to load and easy to hand on.
Want our take on a stack?
We are building a fuller, data-backed reference here — comparing frameworks by paradigm, size, language and ecosystem. Tell us about your project and we will recommend one. Ask us →