Product interfaces
Fast, accessible web frontends, desktop products, and native companions with platform-aware responsive behavior.
Full-stack development
The interface, API, database, deployment, and operational details all shape the same experience. AethDesign treats them as one connected design problem.
Full-stack work at AethDesign begins with the behavior the product needs to support. The data model, API, background jobs, security boundaries, and interface states are designed together.
This reduces the gaps that appear when frontend and backend decisions happen in isolation. It also makes the software easier to evolve because the structure follows the product rather than a collection of disconnected technical preferences.
Fast, accessible web frontends, desktop products, and native companions with platform-aware responsive behavior.
Authentication, permissions, business logic, APIs, webhooks, background work, and resilient provider connections.
Schemas, migrations, caching, retention, local-first storage, and reporting structures designed around actual use.
Build pipelines, reverse proxies, environment separation, logging, backups, security headers, and maintainable releases.
Web, desktop, and native products: HTML5, CSS3, TypeScript, React, Vite, Electron, Swift, SwiftUI.
Application logic and integration: Node.js, Python, REST APIs, WebSockets, OAuth, Background jobs.
State, history, and reporting: PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, Schema design, Migrations, Local-first storage.
Confidence before and after release: GitHub Actions, Docker, Nginx, Linux, Playwright, Monitoring.
The technical plan stays understandable so choices can be challenged before they become expensive.
Yes. The first step is a focused technical and product review so improvements fit the current architecture and do not create a second competing system.
No. React, Vite, Node, and related tools are common, but the stack follows the product, hosting constraints, team knowledge, and expected maintenance.
Yes. AethDesign can own one layer while still defining the contract and behavior needed to keep the complete product coherent.