Frontend
Development

We review your designs, define the component breakdown, and agree on a rendering strategy — SSR, static, or client-side — based on SEO and interactivity needs. You leave with a clear architecture and a realistic scope, not surprises mid-build.

We set up the project with TypeScript, a component library, and shared tokens for spacing, color, and typography. A consistent design system means new screens are assembled, not reinvented, which keeps the codebase fast to extend.

We build reusable, accessible components in isolation, often with Storybook, before wiring them into pages. Each component is responsive and keyboard-navigable from the start, so accessibility isn't bolted on at the end.

We connect the UI to your APIs with the right tools — React Query for server state, a lightweight store for client state — avoiding the over-engineering that bloats so many frontends. Loading, error, and empty states are handled explicitly, not forgotten.

We profile real Core Web Vitals, trim bundles, optimize images, and lazy-load below-the-fold work. Accessibility is audited against WCAG with automated tools and manual screen-reader testing before launch.

We add unit and end-to-end tests with Vitest and Playwright so regressions are caught automatically. After deploy we monitor real-user vitals and hand over clean, documented code your team can build on.