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Enterprise Frontend Development

Frontends that stay maintainable as the product grows.

Angular, React, and Next.js applications with clean component architecture, type-safe data flow, and the kind of UI systems that don't rot after the third feature.

Problems I solve

  • Component sprawl, copy-paste UI, and inconsistent design tokens
  • State management that nobody on the team understands
  • Slow pages, large bundles, and Core Web Vitals tanking
  • Frontends that block backend changes instead of absorbing them

What I can build

  • Angular, React, and Next.js application architecture
  • Design-system-grade reusable component libraries
  • Type-safe data layer (tRPC / GraphQL / typed REST)
  • Performance budgets + Core Web Vitals tuning
  • Accessibility + responsive UI at production quality
  • Admin dashboards, customer portals, marketing surfaces

Process

  1. 01

    Audit + plan

    Map the existing UI surface (or design system) and pick the component model and state strategy before writing code.

  2. 02

    Build + iterate

    Ship vertical slices the rest of the team can use. Each slice is a real working screen, not a Figma export.

  3. 03

    Polish + ship

    Performance pass, accessibility pass, responsive QA across breakpoints, then production.

Deliverables

  • Production frontend application in your repo
  • Reusable component library (when in scope)
  • Performance + accessibility report
  • Handover walkthrough

Tech stack

  • Angular
  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • shadcn/ui
  • Framer Motion

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Angular or React?
Whichever fits the team and the problem. I work in both at expert level. The right answer usually depends on hiring, existing code, and the type of product.
Can you work with our existing designs?
Yes — Figma, Penpot, or whatever your team uses. I also have strong opinions on production-grade design systems if you want input.
What about mobile?
Responsive web is part of every engagement. For native mobile apps, the mobile app backends service covers the API side; native UIs land via Flutter when needed.

Ready to scope your frontend project?

Share a few details and I'll come back with a focused read on scope, architecture, and timeline.