React.js development services

React is the right tool when your product has busy screens: dashboards, editors, filters and live updates. We build React front ends that stay fast as features pile up, with components your own developers can pick up later.

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Who it's for

When you need React help

Product teams who need extra front-end capacity on an existing React codebase.
Companies replacing a slow jQuery or server-rendered admin with a modern interface.
Back-end teams who have an API and need the interface built on top of it.

We work in TypeScript by default and follow your existing conventions, linting and review process.

What we build

React work we take on

Dashboards and admin panels

Tables, charts and filters that stay responsive with thousands of rows.

Customer-facing app screens

Account areas, booking flows and editors connected to REST or GraphQL APIs.

Component libraries

Shared buttons, forms and layouts so every screen looks and behaves the same.

Performance fixes

Finding slow renders, oversized bundles and repeated data fetching, then fixing them.

Testing

Tests for shared components and critical flows, with coverage targets agreed in the scope.

Need pages that rank?

Public pages that must appear in Google are usually better built in Next.js, which is React with server rendering.

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React or Next.js?

A quick way to decide

Choose React for an app behind a login, where search ranking doesn't matter. Choose Next.js for public pages that must rank in Google and load fast. If you need both a marketing site and an app, Next.js for the site and React or Next.js for the app.

Project considerations

What affects time and cost

Number of distinct screens and how much state they share.
API readiness. Building against a finished, documented API is much faster than one still changing.
Design system. Starting with an existing design system saves time; creating one adds it up front but speeds up later screens.

FAQ

React questions

Can you work inside our existing codebase?

Yes. We follow your conventions, linting rules and pull-request reviews.

Do you write tests?

Yes, for shared components and critical user flows. Coverage targets are agreed in the scope.

TypeScript or JavaScript?

TypeScript by default, unless your codebase is already plain JavaScript.

Need React help?

Share your repository or a description of the screens you need. We'll reply with questions and an approach.

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