Do you build standalone React apps, or only within Next.js?

Both. Most new projects use Next.js because it solves routing, rendering, and SEO out of the box, but we build standalone React apps when a project genuinely doesn't need a full framework — internal tools and embedded widgets, for example.

Do you use Redux or another state library by default?

No. We reach for a state library only when local state and context genuinely can't handle the complexity — adding one by default just adds maintenance overhead.

React Development

We build component-driven interfaces in React using current patterns — hooks, context used sparingly, and a component architecture that stays legible as the codebase grows. Most of our React work happens inside Next.js, but we also support standalone React apps where a full framework isn't the right fit.

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Common problems

Component trees grow tangled prop-drilling and duplicated state logic.
Client bundles balloon because everything renders on the client by default.
Design systems drift out of sync with the components actually shipped.
State management libraries get added before they're actually needed.

What you get

Components composed around clear ownership boundaries, not shared mutable state.
Client-side JavaScript scoped to the interactions that actually need it.
A typed component library that matches your design system, not a generic one.
State handled with the simplest tool that fits — local state, context, or a library only when justified.

Capabilities

What our react development work covers

Component architecture

Composition patterns that keep components small, typed, and testable.

Design system implementation

Turning Figma files or existing brand guidelines into a reusable, accessible component library.

State management

Deliberate choice between local state, React context, and libraries like TanStack Query — not a default stack applied everywhere.

Performance auditing

Identifying unnecessary re-renders, oversized bundles, and hydration issues in existing React apps.

Technology

Stack we build with

React 19TypeScriptTailwind CSSTanStack QueryVite / Next.js

Project types

Design system and component library builds
Complex interactive dashboards
React app performance audits
Standalone SPA builds where a full framework isn't needed

Deliverables

Typed, documented component library
Performance audit report with prioritized fixes
State management architecture matched to the app's complexity
Accessibility pass on interactive components

Related services

Next.js DevelopmentServer-rendered, SEO-friendly apps built on the App Router.

TypeScript DevelopmentType-safe codebases that scale with your team.

Web DesignInterface design systems built for conversion and clarity.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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