Web standards, frameworks and platform capability
Technology is selected around the job. A small brochure site and a custom authenticated application should not be forced into the same architecture.
Standards first
HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain the browser platform underneath modern frameworks.
- Semantic HTML
- Responsive CSS
- Progressive JavaScript
- Accessibility
- Performance
- Search-friendly server-rendered/static output where appropriate
Frameworks and applications
Frameworks are used when their additional application structure creates value.
- TypeScript
- React/Next.js
- Vue
- Svelte
- Astro
- Node.js
- Python services
Existing platforms
A business does not have to abandon a functioning CMS simply because GRID EATER can build custom software.
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Joomla
- Drupal
- Webflow
- Wix
- Squarespace
- Ghost
Web standards, code and frameworks
We are not locked to a single framework. Straightforward sites should stay straightforward; applications can use deeper stacks when justified.
Full text list
- HTML5 — Semantic document structure and modern browser standards. Provider information
- CSS — Responsive layout, presentation, accessibility and performance-conscious styling. Provider information
- JavaScript — Standards-based browser and application behaviour. Provider information
- TypeScript — Typed application development for maintainability and safer change. Provider information
- React — Component-based user interfaces when an application needs them. Provider information
- Next.js — Full-stack React framework for suitable applications and content sites. Provider information
- Vue — Progressive user-interface development. Provider information
- Svelte — Compiled, performance-conscious user-interface development. Provider information
- Astro — Content-focused websites with low client-side JavaScript where appropriate. Provider information
- Python — Automation, data processing, APIs and supporting services. Provider information
CMS and commerce platforms
Existing platforms can often be improved or migrated rather than discarded.
Full text list
- WordPress — Widely supported content management for businesses that need a conventional CMS. Provider information
- WooCommerce — WordPress commerce where that ecosystem is the right fit. Provider information
- Shopify — Hosted commerce platform for retail and product businesses. Provider information
- Joomla — Established CMS support, migration and improvement. Provider information
- Drupal — Structured content and enterprise CMS capability. Provider information
- Webflow — Visual website platform support and migration capability. Provider information
- Wix — Existing-site support, migration and platform evaluation. Provider information
- Squarespace — Existing-site support and migration where appropriate. Provider information
- Ghost — Publishing and membership-oriented website capability. Provider information
The detailed pages exist for customers who want to inspect the engineering. The customer-facing offer remains deliberately straightforward.
