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React Frontend

React TypeScript Redux Vite

React interfaces your team can keep building on

React Frontend

We build React frontends from small, typed components that are easy to test and reuse. Shared state lives in one predictable place, using Redux or React's own hooks depending on how much the app needs, and Vite keeps local builds and production bundles fast. Your developers get an interface they can extend without breaking another screen, whether it talks to an API we build or one you already run.

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Projects delivered
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Years of experience
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Direct clients
100%
Source code owned by you

What We Deliver

What's included in React Frontend.

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Component libraries

Buttons, forms, tables and layouts built once as typed components and reused across every screen, so the interface stays consistent.

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TypeScript throughout

Props, API responses and state are typed, so many mistakes show up in the editor instead of in front of your users.

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State management

Redux Toolkit for apps with a lot of shared data, plain hooks and context where that is enough. We pick the lighter option when it does the job.

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Fast builds with Vite

Quick reloads while developing, and split, cached production bundles so each page loads only the code it needs.

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API integration

Data fetching against REST or GraphQL APIs, with loading, error and empty states handled on every screen.

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Accessible and responsive

Keyboard navigation, readable contrast and layouts that work on phones as well as desktops.

Our Process

How the work runs, step by step.

1

Screens and requirements

We list the screens, user roles and the data each one needs, and agree on the API contract before writing components.

2

Shared components

We build the common components first, so later screens are put together from parts that already work.

3

Screen development

Features are built in short cycles and shared on a staging link, so you review real screens rather than mockups.

4

Testing

Component and end-to-end tests cover the main user flows, and we check the app on common browsers and screen sizes.

5

Release and handover

We set up the production build and deployment, then hand over the code with notes on how it is organised.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about React Frontend.

Yes. React can run on one part of a page or take over a whole section of an existing site. We look at your current setup first and tell you whether a gradual move or a new frontend makes more sense.

We write new React code in TypeScript because it catches errors early and makes the code easier for the next developer to follow. If your project is in plain JavaScript, we can work in it as it is or convert it step by step.

You do. The source code sits in your repository, and we hand over everything needed to build and deploy it.

Yes. Our team also builds APIs in Laravel and Node.js, so we can deliver the frontend and backend together or connect React to an API you already have.

Planning a React frontend?

Tell us what the app needs to do and who will use it. We will suggest a structure and explain how we would build it.

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