Interfaces
Responsive web applications and administrative tools using technologies such as React, Next.js and TypeScript where appropriate.
Technology stack
Technology choices shaped by the system
The right technology depends on users, data sensitivity, integrations, delivery capability and the operating model. We do not force every requirement into one predetermined stack.
Technology areas
Options considered in context
Services and APIs
Node.js, Python or .NET service layers selected for integrations, performance and support needs.
Data
Relational databases, structured storage and caching chosen around integrity, access and recovery.
Cloud and infrastructure
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or controlled hosting assessed against security, cost and operations.
Delivery foundations
Version control, automated checks, environment separation, pipelines and containerisation where useful.
Observability and security
Logging, metrics, alerts, access control, configuration and secrets management.
Selection criteria
- Maintainability and supportability
- Security and data sensitivity
- Cost and operational ownership
- Portability and integration needs
- Backup and recovery expectations
- Skills required to operate the system
Possible outputs
Stack options with rationale, a deployment model, integration map, data approach and clear operating requirements.
Review your technical options
Make the trade-offs visible before committing to a stack.