About Frontsiter
Frontsiter helps developers, designers, technical leads, and product builders make better frontend decisions.
12+ years of experience
Written by a frontend engineer who has built websites and digital products for more than 12 years.
Independent
Not tied to any framework, tool vendor, or sponsor, so recommendations are based only on what fits the problem.
Mission and vision
- Mission
- Give developers, designers, and product builders practical guidance for choosing, building, and improving websites and digital products.
- Vision
- A web where frontend decisions are made with clear context and honest trade-offs, not by habit or hype.
What we do
- Decide Compare approaches and understand the trade-offs before you build.
- Build Learn practical ways to build frontend features and patterns.
- Fix Find the cause of real frontend problems and fix them.
- Improve Improve performance, accessibility, SEO, UX, and maintainability.
How we work
- Start from the problem
- Every page opens with the situation you are in, not with a tool or a framework.
- Show the trade-offs
- Options are compared side by side, including when not to use the recommended one.
- Give a clear answer
- Each decision ends in a recommendation you can act on, with the reasons behind it.
- Stay dated and honest
- Pages show when they were published and updated, and corrections are welcome.
Why Frontsiter
- Decisions, not just code
- Most guides show how to use one tool. Frontsiter explains when to use it, what it costs, and what to choose instead.
- Honest trade-offs
- Every recommendation comes with its downsides and the cases where it is the wrong choice.
- Useful with AI tools
- AI can write code quickly. Frontsiter helps you judge whether that code is the right approach.
- Built the way it teaches
- This site uses the practices it writes about: fast static pages, accessible components, and decisions written down before they are built.