TypeScript for code that's easier to maintain.
TypeScript adds types to JavaScript, catching mistakes before they reach your visitors and making the codebase easier for the next developer to understand.
- Typed front-end and back-end code
- Fewer bugs reach production
- Clearer code for whoever maintains it next
The stack is chosen around your project — written quote before any work begins.
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- From enquiry to a written quote
- 6 hrs
- Discover, define, build, launch
- 4 steps
- Starting price · US$150 international
- GH₵1,500
- You work directly with the developer
- 1:1
Is TypeScript right for your project?
Choosing the wrong tool costs time and money. Here's an honest view, so the stack fits the job rather than the other way round.
A good fit when
- The site will grow or change over time
- Several developers will work on it
- Front-end and back-end share data
Probably not the right tool when
- ×A tiny static page that will rarely change
Services & solutions
What I build with TypeScript
Typed front-end and back-end code that's easier to maintain. Every tool is chosen for what your project needs to do, where it runs and who looks after it.
Discuss your projectWebsites
Typed React and Next.js sites — including this one.
APIs
Node.js back-ends with shared types between client and server.
Forms
Validation rules shared by the browser and the server.
Refactors
Gradually adding types to existing JavaScript projects.
TypeScript tools I work with
Well-supported, widely used tools — so whoever maintains your project next can pick it up.
- Frameworks
- Next.js
- React
- Node.js
- Tooling
- ESLint
- Zod
- Testing
- Vitest
- Playwright
Not sure which stack you need?
You don't have to decide. Describe what the website or service should do, and the stack is recommended during scoping — with hosting set up in your name.
Discuss your projectFrequently asked questions
Can't find your answer? Ask the person who'll build your website.
Ask a questionDoes TypeScript make my site slower?
No. TypeScript compiles to plain JavaScript before it reaches the browser, so visitors download the same kind of code.
Is this site built with TypeScript?
Yes — this website is built with TypeScript, React and Next.js.
Will I know the full price before work starts?
Yes. Every project receives a written quote that itemises the deliverables, timeline and price before any work begins. Work requested outside that scope is quoted separately before it's carried out.
What do I receive at the end?
The source code, hosting and domain access, and project documentation — everything you need to own and run the website, whoever looks after it next.
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Building something with TypeScript?
Tell me what the project needs to do. You'll get a recommendation on the stack and a written quote before any work begins.