KANCHO / Dev
We choose modern, well-supported technologies that fit each project — not hype for its own sake. Our stack spans mobile, web, backend, CMS, and design, with shared practices for TypeScript, accessibility, and maintainable delivery.
Next you will see how universal design and accessibility guide our work, then current trends in development and design, the platforms we use day to day, and our engineering practices.
Accessible products are better products — for people with disabilities, for mobile users, and for everyone who benefits from clear language and predictable interfaces. We align with universal design principles and practical WCAG-oriented checks.
We apply principles from universal design of information and communication technology: solutions should be usable by as many people as possible, without unnecessary adaptation or specialised versions.
Web and app interfaces are built with semantic structure, sufficient contrast, keyboard access, and meaningful labels — tested with automated and manual checks where it matters.
Beyond compliance, we design for clarity: readable typography, logical navigation, loading and error states, and content that works in more than one language when you need it.
We stay close to what teams and users expect today — fast experiences, editable content, cross-platform apps, and interfaces that work for everyone.
Cross-platform frameworks matured: one codebase for iOS and Android, over-the-air updates, and native-feeling navigation without maintaining two separate apps.
The web platform keeps moving toward faster first loads, clearer architecture, and content that editors can change without redeploying the whole site.
Design happens in collaborative tools with reusable systems — prototypes are tested before engineering spend, and handoff is structured for developers.
Marketing sites and shops share a need for editor-friendly backends, SEO, and integrations — WordPress and WooCommerce remain strong alongside headless options.
We combine these tools based on your product — a mobile app may lean on React Native and Node.js; a marketing site on WordPress or Next.js; an online store on WooCommerce with tailored themes.
Mobile
Web & frontend
Backend & data
CMS, websites & stores
Design & UX
DevOps & delivery
Technology choices only pay off with consistent practices — typed code, reviews, environments, and documentation so your product stays understandable after launch.
We use TypeScript on most React, Next.js, and React Native projects for safer refactors, clearer APIs, and fewer runtime surprises in production.
Features pass through development and staging before production. We test critical paths on devices and browsers that match your audience.
Deployments use HTTPS, environment secrets, and sensible update policies — especially for WordPress, plugins, and dependencies that need ongoing care.