Front-end technology
React Development Services
React is the most widely adopted way to build web interfaces. We have shipped production React apps since 2016, and today we build them TypeScript-first, component-driven, and increasingly with React Server Components.
- React since 2016
- TypeScript-first
- RSC & streaming
- Design-system driven
Why React
Why teams choose React
A hiring pool that never runs dry
React is the default for front-end teams, so your codebase stays maintainable long after we hand it over.
Composable by design
A component model that scales from a marketing site to an app with thousands of screens without turning into spaghetti.
A huge, mature ecosystem
Routing, data fetching, forms, testing: whatever you need, there is a well-supported library for it.
Fast where it counts
With Server Components, code-splitting and careful state management we keep interactions under 100ms and bundles small.
Use cases
What we build with React
Customer-facing web apps
Dashboards, portals and SaaS products where interaction quality is the product.
Design systems and component libraries
A single source of truth for UI, documented in Storybook and consumed across teams.
Complex forms and workflows
Multi-step flows, real-time validation and autosave that hold up under real use.
Embeddable widgets and micro-frontends
Self-contained React bundles that drop into an existing site or another framework.
How we work
How we build React products
The same delivery discipline on every engagement, whatever the stack.
Discovery before code
A short kickoff to agree scope, architecture and the riskiest assumptions, so the first sprint moves in the right direction.
Trunk-based delivery
Small pull requests reviewed within hours, merged behind feature flags, and deployed continuously.
Tests that pay for themselves
Unit tests for logic, integration tests for the seams, and a thin layer of end-to-end tests on the paths that matter.
Observability from day one
Structured logs, traces and dashboards in place before launch, not after the first incident.
Documented and handed over
Architecture decision records, a running runbook, and a codebase your own team can own the day we leave.
Stack
The React stack we reach for
Sensible defaults, not a fixed menu. We adapt to what your team already runs.
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- Vite
- Tailwind CSS
- TanStack Query
- Zustand
- React Hook Form
- Radix UI
- Storybook
- Vitest
- Playwright
Related
Related technologies
Front-end
Next.js
Our default for production web apps and marketing sites that need to rank: App Router, Server Components and strong Core Web Vitals.
Mobile
React Native
iOS and Android from one TypeScript codebase, on the New Architecture, with a native escape hatch always available.
Back-end
Node.js
TypeScript backends that share a language with your front end: NestJS or Fastify, run with real operational discipline.
FAQ
React FAQ
Do you use React with TypeScript?
Always. Every React project we start is TypeScript from the first commit, with strict mode on.
Should we use Next.js or plain React?
For anything with routing, SEO needs or server rendering, Next.js. For an app that lives inside an existing shell or a browser extension, a lighter Vite plus React setup is often the better fit. We help you decide in the first week.
Can you take over an existing React codebase?
Yes. We start with an architecture and dependency audit, agree a short list of fixes, and ship improvements alongside your roadmap rather than pausing it.
How do you keep React apps fast as they grow?
Server Components and streaming for initial load, route and component-level code splitting, disciplined state colocation, and a performance budget enforced in CI.
Ready to build with React?
Tell us what you're working on. We come back within two business days with a point of view and next steps.