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When I look back at the codebases and architecture we shipped in our first year of business, one undeniable truth stands out: software ages, whether you want it to or not.
In 2026, malicious hackers aren't sitting at keyboards manually probing your website - they are deploying automated AI tools that scan millions of websites per minute, analysing code structures and probing for newly disclosed vulnerabilities the moment a security patch is released.
Over the years - through my time at an award-winning creative agency and the founding of Mintyy - my approach to building for the web has undergone a complete shift.
On paper, pairing Cloudflare with Next.js and a modern Headless CMS sounds like the ultimate agency stack: blazing-fast edge performance, ironclad security, and total flexibility. Recently we have been playing around with this theory, here are our findings.
We live in a world obsessed with instantaneous results. With AI becoming so prevalent can we afford to skip the design phase?
If a human user can't navigate your website cleanly or if a screen reader stumbles over code, your website is failing you.