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React apps built
for scale and speed

Server Components, streaming SSR, edge rendering — we build React applications that load fast, rank high, and handle millions of users without breaking a sweat.

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What we build

Our React expertise

From static marketing sites to real-time SaaS dashboards, we cover the full React spectrum.

01 / SSR & RSC

Server-Side Rendering

Next.js App Router with React Server Components for instant page loads, SEO dominance, and dramatically reduced client-side JavaScript.

  • App Router with nested layouts & streaming
  • Server Components for zero-JS data fetching
  • ISR & on-demand revalidation strategies
  • Edge Runtime deployment on Vercel / Cloudflare
02 / SaaS Platforms

Complex SaaS Frontends

Multi-tenant dashboards with real-time updates, role-based views, and pixel-perfect data visualization that your users will actually enjoy.

  • TanStack Table with virtualized rows
  • Real-time subscriptions via WebSockets
  • Multi-tenant theming & white-labeling
  • Optimistic UI updates with TanStack Query
03 / Design Systems

Component Libraries

Accessible, composable design systems built on Radix primitives and Tailwind — documented in Storybook and versioned in a monorepo.

  • Radix UI + shadcn/ui composition patterns
  • Tailwind CSS v4 with design tokens
  • Storybook with visual regression tests
  • Monorepo packaging with Turborepo
04 / Performance

Performance Engineering

Sub-second LCP, zero layout shift, and bundle sizes that make your competitors jealous. We measure everything and optimize what matters.

  • Bundle analysis & code splitting
  • Image optimization with next/image
  • Core Web Vitals monitoring & alerting
  • React Compiler & automatic memoization
Stack

React ecosystem

The libraries and tools we trust for production React applications.

Next.js 15
Next.js 15
Framework
React 19
React 19
UI Library
TypeScript
TypeScript
Language
Tailwind CSS v4
Tailwind CSS v4
Styling
TanStack Query
TanStack Query
Data Fetching
TanStack Router
TanStack Router
Routing
Radix UI
Radix UI
Primitives
Zustand
Zustand
State
Vitest
Vitest
Testing
Storybook
Storybook
Documentation
Use cases

React in action

E-commerce storefront

Server-rendered product pages with instant search, dynamic pricing, and checkout flows that convert — all with sub-1s LCP on mobile.

Analytics dashboard

Real-time KPI dashboards with draggable widgets, date range comparisons, and CSV export — handling 500k data points without lag.

Healthcare patient portal

HIPAA-compliant portal with appointment scheduling, lab results, and secure messaging — fully accessible and WCAG 2.1 AA compliant.

Multi-tenant SaaS admin

White-labeled admin panel with role-based access, audit logging, and tenant-specific configurations served from a single deployment.

Content management platform

Headless CMS frontend with live preview, drag-and-drop page builder, and A/B testing integration via feature flags.

Fintech trading interface

WebSocket-powered trading dashboard with real-time candlestick charts, order book depth, and sub-100ms UI updates.

How it looks

Server Components, zero boilerplate

Async data fetching on the server, streaming UI on the client — the way React was meant to work.

// app/dashboard/page.tsx — React Server Component
import { Suspense } from "react";
import { KPICards } from "./kpi-cards";
import { RevenueChart } from "./revenue-chart";

export default async function DashboardPage() {
  const metrics = await getMetrics();

  return (
    <main className="grid gap-6 p-8">
      <KPICards data={metrics} />
      <Suspense fallback={<ChartSkeleton />}>
        <RevenueChart />
      </Suspense>
    </main>
  );
}
FAQ

Common questions.

Should we use Next.js App Router or Pages Router?

App Router for new projects — it's the future of React with Server Components, streaming, and nested layouts. For existing Pages Router apps, we migrate incrementally, route by route, so you get the benefits without a rewrite.

How do you handle state management in large apps?

We follow the principle of colocating state. Server state lives in TanStack Query. Local UI state uses React's built-in hooks. For the rare case of complex cross-cutting client state, we reach for Zustand — never Redux unless the project already uses it.

Can you migrate our existing React app to Next.js?

Yes. We've migrated CRA, Vite, and custom Webpack React apps to Next.js. The process is incremental: we set up the Next.js shell, migrate routes one at a time, and progressively adopt Server Components where they deliver the most impact.

What about testing — do you write tests?

Every component gets Vitest unit tests for logic and Playwright E2E tests for critical user flows. We also set up visual regression testing in Storybook and performance budgets in CI so regressions never reach production.

Ready to level up your frontend?

Let's build a React application that your users love and your engineers enjoy maintaining.

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