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Under the hood

Modern technology.
Chosen for a reason.

Clients should not have to buy a framework name. ADA chooses the technical approach according to performance, content, security, maintainability, budget and the operational problem being solved.

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Front end

Fast, accessible interfaces.

Projects may use standards-based HTML/CSS/JavaScript or component frameworks such as React/Next.js when application complexity justifies them.

  • Responsive and mobile-first layout
  • Semantic structure and keyboard usability
  • Asset optimisation
  • Progressive enhancement where appropriate
Data & backend

Structured systems behind the interface.

For projects that need authentication, content management, records or workflows, ADA can use managed backend platforms such as Supabase and project-specific APIs.

  • Database design
  • Authentication and role models
  • Row-level authorization
  • Storage and workflow integrations
Deployment

Reliable hosting and delivery.

Deployment choices consider project type, operational responsibility and performance. ADA currently works with modern platforms including Vercel and can design around CDN/DNS services such as Cloudflare where appropriate.

  • HTTPS and security headers
  • Deployment previews
  • DNS/domain planning
  • Monitoring and rollback awareness
Visibility

Search foundations are part of engineering.

Metadata, canonical URLs, structured data, sitemaps, robots directives, performance and content hierarchy are treated as implementation work rather than a last-minute plugin.

  • Technical SEO
  • Schema.org structured data
  • Indexing foundations
  • Local/search discovery support
Security position

Security claims must match what the system can actually prove.

ADA applies layered controls appropriate to project risk. The current ADA Control Center rebuild enforces Supabase AAL2 with TOTP, role checks and RLS hardening. It is deliberately not marketed as NIST AAL3.

BrowserCSP and restrictive security headers.
AuthenticationMFA and fail-closed admin access.
AuthorizationDatabase RLS and scoped staff roles.
SecretsPrivate keys stay server-side, not in browser code.