React JS Development Services

We've been building React apps since the class component days. Today, our team works with hooks, server components, and the latest patterns — shipping production interfaces for startups and large teams who need things done right.

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150+
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98%
Repeat Client Rate
2016
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What We Build with React

Not every project needs the same approach. Here's what we typically help teams with.

Custom Web Applications

From internal dashboards to customer-facing platforms — we build the kind of apps where off-the-shelf tools fall short. Your workflow, your logic, built properly.

Single Page Applications

SPAs that actually feel fast. We handle code splitting, route-based lazy loading, and bundle optimization so your users aren't staring at spinners.

Enterprise-Scale Frontends

Large teams need structure. We set up monorepos, shared component libraries, and clear module boundaries so 10+ developers can ship without stepping on each other.

Framework Migration

Still on jQuery or Angular 1? We've migrated dozens of legacy frontends to React — incrementally, without the "big rewrite" risk that kills projects.

Ongoing Support & Upgrades

React moves fast — new versions, deprecations, security patches. We keep your app current so you're not stuck on React 16 when the ecosystem has moved on.

API Integration & Data Layer

REST, GraphQL, WebSockets — we wire up your frontend to whatever backend you're running and handle caching, optimistic updates, and error states properly.

Where We Go Deep

We're not generalists who happen to know React. These are the areas we've spent years getting right.

Next.js & Server-Side Rendering

Most of our new projects start with Next.js. We use the App Router, Server Components, and pick the right rendering strategy (SSR, SSG, or ISR) based on what the page actually needs — not what's trendy.

Next.js App Router Server Components SSR SSG ISR

State Management Done Right

We've used them all — Redux, MobX, Zustand, Jotai, plain Context. The honest answer is: it depends on your app. We pick the simplest tool that won't become a headache at scale.

Zustand Redux Toolkit React Query Jotai Context API

Component Libraries & Design Systems

If your team is copy-pasting UI code between projects, you need a design system. We build them with Storybook, Tailwind, and headless primitives like Radix — so components stay consistent without being rigid.

Tailwind CSS Storybook Radix UI Shadcn/ui Material UI

Why Teams Pick Us for React Work

We Ship Fast, Not Sloppy

Security Baked In

Proper CI/CD From Day One

TypeScript, Always

Your Dedicated Team

Two-Week Sprint Cycles

Straight Talk About React

Look, there's no shortage of companies offering React development. So here's what actually matters when you're picking a team.

React is a library, not a magic wand

React gives you a great foundation for building UIs, but it doesn't make decisions for you. Routing, state management, data fetching, styling — these are all choices your team has to make. We've made these choices across 150+ projects, so we know what works (and what looks good in a blog post but falls apart in production).

The "just use Next.js" trap

Next.js is excellent — we use it on most projects. But not every app needs SSR. Not every page needs to be a Server Component. We've seen teams over-engineer simple apps because they followed advice meant for Netflix-scale problems. We match the architecture to your actual needs, not to what gets upvotes on Reddit.

Our rule of thumb: if a junior developer can't understand the codebase in their first week, we've made it too complicated.

What we actually care about

  • Bundle size — Your users shouldn't download 2MB of JavaScript to see a landing page
  • Core Web Vitals — Real Lighthouse scores on real devices, not just localhost
  • Accessibility — Keyboard navigation, screen readers, proper ARIA. Not an afterthought
  • Testing — We write tests for behaviour, not implementation details
  • Developer experience — Your team inherits this code. It should be pleasant to work with

We're not the cheapest React shop, and we're not trying to be. If you want the lowest bid, we're probably not the right fit. But if you want code that works six months from now — not just on demo day — that's what we do.

E-Commerce Platform Handling 50K Concurrent Users

A fashion retailer came to us after their old Magento frontend couldn't keep up during flash sales. We rebuilt the storefront in React with Next.js — server-rendered product pages for SEO, client-side cart for speed. Their checkout completion rate went up 35% in the first month. The real win? Their marketing team can now launch landing pages without calling engineering.

E-Commerce Platform Handling 50K Concurrent Users

Healthcare Portal Used by 200+ Clinics

HIPAA compliance was non-negotiable. We built a patient portal in React with end-to-end encryption, role-based access, and real-time appointment scheduling. The tricky part wasn't the tech — it was designing flows that worked for both tech-savvy patients and 70-year-olds who'd never used a web app. We tested with real users in 3 clinics before going wide.

Healthcare Portal Used by 200+ Clinics

Analytics Dashboard Processing Millions of Events

A logistics company needed real-time visibility into their fleet — 4,000+ vehicles, updated every 5 seconds. We built the dashboard with React, D3.js for mapping, and WebSockets for live data. The biggest challenge was rendering performance — you can't re-render 4,000 map markers on every update. We used virtualization and smart diffing to keep it smooth at 60fps.

Analytics Dashboard Processing Millions of Events

Common Questions

Honest answer: for most projects, you'd be fine with any of them. We recommend React because of the ecosystem depth — more libraries, more hiring options, more battle-tested patterns. If you have 50 developers, finding React engineers is significantly easier than finding Svelte engineers. That said, if your team already knows Vue, we're not going to tell you to switch.
It depends, obviously. A marketing site with a few interactive sections — 3 to 4 weeks. A full SaaS dashboard with auth, real-time features, and a complex data model — 3 to 6 months. We'll give you a realistic timeline after understanding your requirements. We'd rather underpromise than blow a deadline.
For new projects, yes. We've maintained enough large JavaScript codebases to know that TypeScript pays for itself within a few months. The upfront cost is small, and it saves enormous time during refactoring and onboarding. If you have an existing JS codebase, we can migrate incrementally — no need to stop everything and convert all at once.
We do this regularly. We'll start with a code audit — understanding the architecture, identifying tech debt, and flagging any critical issues. Then we'll propose a roadmap: what to fix now, what to refactor over time, and what to leave alone. We won't suggest a rewrite unless it genuinely makes sense.
If SEO matters for your pages, we use Next.js with server-side rendering. Your content gets delivered as HTML that search engines can read without executing JavaScript. We also handle the technical SEO details — structured data, meta tags, sitemap generation, Core Web Vitals optimization. Client-side-only React apps can work for authenticated dashboards where SEO doesn't apply.
Yes. We set up CI/CD pipelines (usually GitHub Actions), configure your hosting (Vercel, AWS, or wherever you prefer), and make sure deployments are automated with preview environments for every PR. After launch, we offer maintenance plans for dependency updates, monitoring, and ongoing improvements.

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We'll hop on a call, understand what you're building, and tell you honestly whether we're the right team for it. No pitch decks, no pressure.

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