Next.js & React
App Router, SSR/ISR where it earns its keep, and components that survive design iterations.
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How we build
A practical map of what sits behind Tidalux — typed APIs, UK-first hosting, honest AI boundaries, and design that survives contact with production.
Web & product
Where user-facing work ships — fast, accessible, maintainable.
AI & data
Practical automation — grounded, bounded, and honest about limits.
Model providers chosen per task; client data stays inside agreed boundaries.
Structured data for tenants, billing and knowledge — parameterised queries only.
End-to-end typed APIs for internal tools and portals — fewer REST mismatches.
Infra & UK hosting
UK-first footprint; we size cloud and managed stacks for the workload, not the brochure.
Managed cloud, VPS tiers, domains and email — provisioned by the same engineers who support them.
Nginx, TLS, backups and observability — boring reliability over buzzwords.
Where retail hosting skus map to provider APIs — automation with guard rails.
Design & delivery
Brand, content and client comms — so engineering lands as something humans want to use.
Semantic HTML, contrast, keyboard paths — and Lighthouse accessibility alongside performance.
Operational webhooks and transactional mail — tied into support, not spam.
Try a capped Lighthouse snapshot — fair use, human verification, no account.
Site speed checkWebsites, bespoke software and WaveAI — one UK team from discovery to launch.
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