- Adopt
- Trial
- Assess
- Hold
- New
AdoptOur default. We reach for this without a discussion.
- 1
Zero JavaScript by default
A page ships no script until something on it genuinely needs one. Most of the interaction people ask for is an anchor, a details element, or a target selector.
- 2
Native scroll timelines
Scroll-linked motion belongs to the compositor, not to a scroll listener. Everything animated on this site hangs off a CSS scroll timeline and costs nothing on the main thread.
- 3
Server-side PDF rendering
A long-lived headless Chromium worker produces the same document for every user. Client-side generation makes the output a property of the visitor’s browser.
- 4
Table-driven RBAC
Roles, permissions and their join are rows an administrator can edit. Once a permission is a hardcoded check against a role name, every new rule is a deployment.
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Full handover, no lock-in
Source, pipeline, secrets and infrastructure end up in the client’s accounts. If we are the only ones who can deploy it, it was never delivered.
TrialRunning in production on at least one project.
- 6
End-to-end typesNew
The front end imports the API’s own types instead of a generated client. No codegen step, and a broken contract is a type error rather than a runtime 500.
- 7
Design tokens as the only source
Every colour and spacing value is a custom property in one stylesheet, and a component that hardcodes a hex fails review. Works; the discipline is the hard part.
HoldWe do not start new work with this. Existing work is fine.
- 8
Client-side canvas PDF
Screenshotting the DOM to a canvas gives a different document per browser, breaks selectable text, and fails on the fonts that matter. Render on the server.
- 9
CSS-in-JS
Runtime style injection buys scoping that scoped stylesheets and cascade layers now give for free, and it charges for it in hydration.
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