Frequently Asked Questions

Our service combines powerful web development with reliable hosting to deliver high-performance websites that are fast, secure, and built to scale. We handle everything from design to deployment, so you can focus on growing your business.

Alpine.js is a minimal JavaScript framework that offers reactive and declarative templates directly in your HTML. It's lightweight, fast, and perfect for adding interactive elements without the overhead of larger frameworks, contributing to faster load times.

Yes, our modular approach allows for the removal or replacement of specific technologies like Alpine.js if your project doesn't require its features. We build tailored solutions to fit your exact needs.

While Tailwind CSS is a core part of our efficient development workflow, we can adapt to your preferences. If you have an existing CSS framework or specific styling requirements, we can work with that too.

No problem! Our multilingual support is optional. If your business only operates in one language, we will configure your website accordingly, keeping the code lean and focused on your needs.

If dark mode is enabled on your site, you will typically find a toggle switch in the user interface (often in the header or footer). For development versions, it might be controlled in the theme configuration or settings file.

Setting up CMS authentication with Cloudflare typically involves using Cloudflare Access to protect your CMS dashboard. This allows you to define who can access your CMS based on identity providers like Google, GitHub, or your own enterprise directory.

Decap CMS integrates seamlessly with Netlify. You'll need to configure your `config.yml` file, enable Identity on Netlify, and possibly set up Git Gateway for authentication. We can guide you through this process during deployment.

Supported languages are typically defined in a configuration file within your project's code. You can add or remove languages by modifying this file and ensuring corresponding translation files are available for each language.

The 'functions' folder typically contains serverless functions (e.g., Netlify Functions, AWS Lambda). These are small, single-purpose pieces of code that run on demand for tasks like form submissions, API integrations, or dynamic content generation without needing a dedicated server.