Time to Work

With their office set up and the servers humming in the background, Matthew wasted no time diving into the next critical step—building the foundation of their online presence. The website would serve as their company's face, a platform to introduce their upcoming privacy and security software while simultaneously establishing credibility in the market.

He sat at his workstation, his laptop screen glowing with lines of code. "Alright, first things first—we need a functional website," he muttered to himself.

Matthew opted for Next.js for the frontend, given its speed and search engine optimization (SEO) capabilities, combined with Node.js and Express.js for the backend to ensure scalability. For the database, he set up a PostgreSQL instance, allowing structured data storage while also integrating Redis for caching, ensuring fast loading speeds for visitors.

He set up a simple homepage with: