React
React is our choice for complex product interfaces that need to stay maintainable as the team, feature set, and user base grow. Its component model, ecosystem, and hiring pool make it a practical foundation for long-lived web products.
Why we use it
- /Component model keeps large interfaces maintainable
- /Deep ecosystem with proven tooling
- /Strong fit for products that evolve continuously
- /Easy for internal teams to take over and extend
When we reach for it
- /SaaS products and data-heavy dashboards
- /Long-lived products with growing engineering teams
- /Applications that also need a React Native mobile app
- /Modernising or rebuilding ageing frontends
We start from reusable, typed components rather than building page by page. That keeps behaviour consistent and makes new screens cheaper to add as the product grows.
State stays as simple and local as possible, moving into shared or server-side layers only when the product genuinely needs it. We pair React with automated testing, documented components, and clear frontend conventions so the codebase remains understandable beyond the team that first built it.
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Common questions
Why do you use React?+
React gives us a flexible component model, a strong ecosystem, and a practical foundation for building complex web products that need to evolve over time.
What types of products do you build with React?+
We use React for SaaS platforms, dashboards, data-heavy applications, internal tools, customer portals, and other products with complex interactive interfaces.
Do you use React with TypeScript?+
Yes. We typically pair React with TypeScript to make interfaces, data flows, and component contracts easier to understand and safer to maintain.
Can you work with an existing React application?+
Yes. We can join an existing codebase, add features, improve architecture, modernise older patterns, fix performance issues, and strengthen testing and maintainability.
Do you use Next.js with React?+
Yes. We use Next.js when products benefit from server-side rendering, strong SEO foundations, structured routing, or a more integrated full-stack React setup.
How do you keep large React applications maintainable?+
We focus on clear component boundaries, typed interfaces, sensible state management, reusable patterns, automated testing, and conventions that make the codebase easier for teams to extend.