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Vue.js Frontend

Vue.js TypeScript Pinia Vite Vue Router Tailwind CSS Inertia.js Vitest

Vue interfaces that stay easy to change as the app grows

Vue.js Frontend

We build Vue.js frontends for dashboards, customer portals, booking flows and the screens of Laravel applications. Each interface is made from small, typed components, with shared state kept in Pinia and builds handled by Vite. Vue can run as a separate app that talks to an API, or inside a Laravel app through Inertia.js, which is how this website is built. Either way, new screens can be added later from the same components.

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Years of experience
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Source code owned by you

What We Deliver

What's included in Vue.js Frontend.

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Reusable components

Buttons, forms, tables and layouts built once with clear props and slots, then reused across screens so the interface stays consistent.

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Composables and Pinia

Shared logic lives in composables and app-wide data in Pinia stores, so it is easy to find, test and change in one place.

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Responsive layouts

Tailwind CSS layouts that work on phones, tablets and desktops, with buttons and links sized for touch.

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API and Laravel integration

Data from REST APIs or through Inertia.js, with loading, error and empty states handled so users can see what is happening.

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Accessibility

Proper headings, form labels, keyboard navigation and readable contrast, so more people can use the app comfortably.

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Fast page loads

Routes and heavy components load only when they are needed, and Vite builds small, cached bundles for production.

Our Process

How the work runs, step by step.

1

Screens and data

We review your designs, user flows and any existing code, and list the data each screen needs.

2

Project setup

We set up Vite, TypeScript, routing, Pinia and Tailwind, with folder and naming conventions your team can follow.

3

Components and screens

Shared components come first. Screens follow in short cycles, built against real API data and shared on a staging link.

4

Testing

Vitest unit tests cover the logic that matters, and we check the app on common browsers and screen sizes before release.

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Handover

We hand over the code with notes on how it is organised. We can stay on for maintenance and small changes after launch if you need it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Vue.js Frontend.

Yes. Vue 2 stopped receiving updates at the end of 2023, so we can keep your app running as it is and plan a move to the current version of Vue, a few screens at a time.

Yes. Inside a Laravel app we use Inertia.js, which lets Laravel handle routing and logins while Vue renders the pages. If the frontend is separate, or a mobile app needs the same data, Vue talks to a Laravel API instead.

Yes. We turn Figma or other design files into Vue components and point out anything that will need to work differently on small screens. If there are no designs yet, we can plan the screens with you first.

Yes. Layouts are built for phones first and checked on common phone, tablet and desktop sizes before release.

Both are sound choices. Vue pairs well with Laravel and is quick for new developers to learn, while React has more developers on the job market. If your team or your existing code already uses one, staying with it is usually the sensible choice.

Planning a Vue.js frontend?

Send us your designs or a list of the screens you need, and we will suggest a structure and give you an estimate.

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