Framework

React development

React is the most widely used way to build web interfaces, which makes it a safe long-term bet: a deep talent pool, a mature ecosystem, and people who can take it over for years. We build with it when hireability and ecosystem depth matter most.

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Where it fits

When React is the right choice

Hireability is the priority: React has the largest front-end talent pool, so staffing it later is easy.
You need a rich, interactive interface with a lot of moving state, like a dashboard or an editor.
You want to draw on a huge ecosystem of components and libraries rather than build from scratch.
You may add a mobile app later and want to share skills with React Native.

Where it does not

When we would reach for something else

For a content-led site where speed to build and simplicity matter more, Vue with Nuxt is often faster and just as maintainable.
For a mostly static marketing site, a lighter approach beats shipping a full React app to every visitor.
React gives you freedom but few defaults, so without discipline that freedom becomes inconsistency. We bring a clear structure to every React build.

Our approach

How we build with React

We build React applications in TypeScript, with a clear component structure, sensible state management and a build setup tuned for fast, SEO-friendly output where it matters. Where a full framework helps, we use Next.js for routing, rendering and performance. Everything is tested, accessible and documented, and handed over so any React team can pick it up.

Common questions

React FAQ

React or Vue, which should we choose?

Both are excellent. React wins on talent-pool size and ecosystem breadth; Vue wins on speed to build and a gentler learning curve, and it is our usual default. If easy hiring and a vast component ecosystem matter most, React is the safer pick. We will be honest about the trade-off for your situation.

Is React good for SEO?

It can be, but only if it is rendered correctly. A plain React app renders in the browser, which search engines handle unevenly. For pages where search matters we use server rendering or static generation, often via Next.js, so the content is in the HTML from the first byte.

Can you take over an existing React project?

Yes. We start with a short audit of the codebase and infrastructure, flag the risks, and then take over maintenance and improvement once we both know what we are dealing with.

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