Frontend Engineering
React and frontend development for enterprise applications
Frontend engineers for internal tools, customer portals, and the interfaces that sit on top of ERP and banking systems — built to be accessible, responsive, and fast.
React 19Next.js 15AngularTypeScriptDesign SystemsWCAG
Technology Depth
Frontend stack coverage
Comprehensive ecosystem coverage backed by vetted senior principals and certified specialists.
Frameworks
React 19Next.js 15Angular 18+Vue 3React Server ComponentsRemixViteTypeScript
State & Data
TanStack QueryRedux ToolkitZustandReact Hook FormZod ValidationGraphQL ClientsSWRContext Patterns
UI & Design Systems
Component LibrariesTailwind CSSMaterial UIshadcn/uiRadix PrimitivesStorybookDesign TokensResponsive LayoutsDark Mode
Quality & Performance
PlaywrightReact Testing LibraryVitest / JestLighthouseCore Web VitalsBundle OptimizationCode SplittingWCAG 2.2 Accessibility
Enterprise Delivery
Typical frontend engagements
- Application build — portals, dashboards, and internal tools
- Design system — reusable components with documented usage
- Legacy migration — jQuery or AngularJS applications moved to React
- Accessibility — WCAG 2.2 AA conformance built in, not retrofitted
- Performance — Core Web Vitals improvement and bundle reduction
- Component testing — unit and end-to-end coverage in the pipeline
Enterprise frontends age badly
Internal applications tend to accumulate inconsistent components, inaccessible forms, and pages nobody dares to change. A design system is what stops that recurring.
- Shared component library with documented behaviour
- Accessibility checks in the pipeline, not at the end
- Consistent form validation and error handling patterns
- Visual regression coverage on the component library
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Transparent insights into our delivery, pricing models, security compliance, and onboarding timelines.
React or Angular for a new enterprise application?
Both are viable. Angular suits large teams wanting prescribed structure; React suits teams wanting flexibility and a wider component ecosystem. Existing team skills usually decide it.