Modern web architecture

Modern web architecture: headless and composable commerce, edge computing, Jamstack, SSG and hybrid rendering, islands architecture, server components and WebAssembly. We pick a stack for speed and growth.

25 services

Headless architecture setup$16,000Headless architecture: frontend decoupled from CMS via API (multi-channel). Honestly — powerful for complex needs but of

Composable commerce$18,000Composable commerce (MACH): a store from best-of-breed services via APIs. Honestly — for LARGE/complex e-commerce; for s

Edge computing$14,000Edge computing: logic/serving at the network 'edge' closer to the user. Honestly — reduces latency for SPECIFIC scenario

Jamstack architecture$12,000Jamstack architecture: pre-build + CDN + API/JS for dynamics. Honestly — for sites with stable content (landings/blogs/d

Static site generation$10,000Static site generation (SSG): pages built in advance, served as ready statics. Honestly — for infrequently changing cont

Hybrid rendering (SSR + SSG + ISR)$13,000Hybrid rendering (SSR+SSG+ISR): the optimal strategy per page. Honestly — powerful but COMPLEX (several strategies harde

Islands architecture$12,000Islands architecture: static HTML + interactive 'islands' only where needed (minimal JS). Honestly — for mostly-static s

Server components (React Server Components)$14,000Server components (RSC): part of the UI on the server without sending its JS (smaller client bundle). Honestly — a NEW e

WebAssembly applications$18,000WebAssembly applications: near-native code in the browser (C/C++/Rust). Honestly — for RESOURCE-INTENSIVE tasks (media/g

WebGL / WebGPU experiences$18,000WebGL/WebGPU experiences: 3D, data viz, configurators, games in the browser (GPU). Honestly — for graphics tasks; for a

Streaming SSR$12,000Streaming SSR: streaming HTML in parts (content seen sooner, better TTFB). Honestly — improves PERCEIVED speed, does not

Partial hydration$11,000Partial hydration: hydrating with JS only the interactive zones (less JS). Honestly — for mostly-static pages, NOT for h

Resumability (Qwik)$14,000Resumability (Qwik): resuming interactivity without traditional hydration. Honestly — a VERY NEW niche approach, tight Q

GraphQL setup$13,000GraphQL setup: the client requests exactly what is needed in one query. Honestly — for COMPLEX data/many clients; for a

WebSocket implementations$12,000WebSocket: a persistent two-way connection for real-time (chat, live updates, collaboration). Honestly — for GENUINE rea

WebRTC integration$16,000WebRTC integration: real-time audio/video/data in the browser (P2P or media server). Honestly — COMPLEX (signaling serve

Event-driven architecture$16,000Event-driven architecture: components via events asynchronously (loose coupling, scale, resilience). Honestly — for COMP

Microfrontends$18,000Microfrontends: a frontend from independent parts for multi-team development. Honestly — solve an ORGANIZATIONAL problem

Module federation$14,000Module Federation: runtime code sharing between separate apps (the foundation of microfrontends). Honestly — for a real

Service mesh$19,000Service mesh (Istio etc.): a layer managing the network between microservices (traffic, mTLS, observability). Honestly —

Container orchestration$20,000Container orchestration (Kubernetes etc.): auto-deploy, scaling, self-healing of many containers. Honestly — for LARGE s

Serverless deployments$12,000Serverless deployments (Lambda, Cloud Functions): code on demand without servers, pay per invocation. Honestly — for eve

Multi-cloud setups$24,000Multi-cloud: a system across several clouds (fault tolerance/regulation). Honestly — needed by VERY few; for most HUGELY

CI/CD pipelines$11,000CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions etc.): auto build, tests, delivery on every change. Honestly — useful for almost any act

Infrastructure as Code$14,000Infrastructure as Code (Terraform/Pulumi): infrastructure as code — reproducible, versioned, via review. Honestly — lear