Tech Stack

Standalone components and signals give fine-grained reactivity, so a page only re-renders the part of the UI that actually changed.

The calculator and invoicing logic is pure, unit-tested TypeScript kept in plain functions, which is what makes it straightforward to verify and re-use.

A shared design vocabulary instead of per-component CSS, so spacing, colour and dark mode stay consistent as the site grows.

Search, pricing and the admin editors compose asynchronous work with observable streams and explicit teardown.

Server rendering plus prerendering for static routes means crawlers and social scrapers receive real HTML, not an empty shell.

Sanitises CMS-authored HTML before it is bound into the page, so a blog post cannot inject script into the site.

The rich-text editor behind the blog and product editors in the admin area.

Syntax highlighting for the code blocks used throughout the tutorials.

Markdown rendering on the .NET side, so posts keep a plain-text source of truth.

Hosts the blogs, products, newsletter and contact endpoints the frontend consumes.

Code-first persistence against SQL Server, with migrations kept in source control.

Hashed credentials and role-based access for the admin area, rather than a hand-rolled auth layer.

Stateless tokens for the editor APIs, so the admin area is not left open to anonymous writes.

Generated OpenAPI documentation for every endpoint, so the contract is inspectable rather than tribal knowledge.

The suite covers the tax and zakat calculations, form validation, SEO metadata and sitemap generation, and runs headless in CI.

Build tooling and the Express host used to serve and smoke-test the SSR output.

Serves the compiled SSR bundle locally so server-rendered routes can be verified exactly as they ship.

Privacy-friendly, cookie-free measurement of real traffic and Core Web Vitals.