Frontend Development That Turns Milliseconds Into Revenue

Portent research shows that a 1-second site converts at 3x the rate of a 5-second site. We build frontends with React, Next.js, Astro, and Vue.js that load fast, render correctly on every device, and meet WCAG accessibility standards, because performance is not a technical metric; it is a business one.

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3x
higher conversion for 1s sites vs 5s sites
Portent, 2022
40.58%
of professional developers use React
Stack Overflow, 2023
2.3 MB
median web page size slowing down the web
HTTP Archive, 2023

Modern Frontend Development Where Framework Choice Is a Business Decision

Your frontend is the only part of your application your users actually see and interact with. It determines first impressions, conversion rates, accessibility compliance, and search engine rankings. Portent research shows that a 1-second site converts at 3x the rate of a 5-second site, and Akamai found that every 100ms of delay costs 7 percent in conversions. We build frontends with modern frameworks like React, Next.js, Astro, and Vue.js that deliver sub-second load times, meet WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards, and provide the component architecture your team needs to ship features quickly without breaking existing functionality. Every project includes TypeScript for type safety, automated testing for reliability, and performance budgets enforced in CI/CD to prevent silent degradation.
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"The median web page is 2.3 MB, and most of that weight is JavaScript and images that could be optimized or eliminated with modern rendering strategies"
HTTP Archive, 2023

Astro ships zero JavaScript by default. Next.js automatically code-splits. React 19 Server Components reduce client bundles by 30-50%. The right framework choice determines your baseline performance before any optimization begins.

Our Services

Eight specialized frontend development services spanning framework-specific builds, performance optimization, accessibility compliance, and design system creation. Each addresses a specific frontend challenge.

React Applications Built by Engineers Who Ship React to Production Daily

React applications built by the 40.58% of developers who use it daily. Component-based UIs with TypeScript, state management, and comprehensive testing.

Next.js: The React Framework for Applications That Need Everything

Next.js applications with SSR, static generation, and API routes. The React framework for production apps that need SEO, performance, and dynamic features.

Astro: Zero JavaScript by Default. Perfect Lighthouse Scores by Design.

Astro sites that ship zero JavaScript by default. Perfect 100 Lighthouse scores, instant page loads, and framework-agnostic component islands.

Vue.js: The Progressive Framework for Teams That Ship Fast

Vue.js applications with Composition API, Pinia state management, and Nuxt for SSR. The progressive framework for teams that value simplicity and productivity.

TypeScript Catches the Bugs That Cost 6x More to Fix in Production

TypeScript-first frontend development that catches bugs at compile time, not in production. IBM says production bugs cost 6x more to fix.

Component Libraries That Make Your Team Ship Faster With Every Feature

Design system component libraries with Storybook, TypeScript, and accessibility testing. Build once, use everywhere, ship faster.

Every 100ms Your Frontend Wastes Costs You 7% in Conversions

Core Web Vitals optimization, bundle reduction, and rendering strategy improvements.

15% of the World Has a Disability. Is Your Application Built for All of Them?

WCAG 2.1 AA compliance with semantic HTML, ARIA, keyboard navigation, and screen reader support. Reduce legal risk and reach 15% more users.

Why Teams Choose YourWebTeam for Frontend Development

Framework Expertise Without Framework Bias

We recommend React, Next.js, Astro, or Vue.js based on your specific requirements: team expertise, performance needs, SEO requirements, and product complexity. We do not push one framework because it is our favorite; we recommend the one that delivers the best outcome for your business.

Performance Budgets as First-Class Requirements

Portent shows 1-second sites convert 3x higher. We establish performance budgets at the start of every project: Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds, Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1, Time to Interactive under 3 seconds. These are enforced in CI/CD so performance cannot silently degrade.

Accessibility Built In, Not Bolted On

WCAG 2.1 AA compliance is not an optional add-on. Every component we build includes semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, and screen reader support from the start. Automated accessibility testing in CI catches regressions before they ship.

Component Architecture That Scales

We build component libraries with Storybook documentation, TypeScript interfaces, and comprehensive test coverage. New features compose from existing components. Your team ships faster as the library grows, not slower.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which frontend framework should we use?

Astro for content-heavy marketing sites and blogs where SEO and speed are paramount, because it ships zero JavaScript by default. Next.js for dynamic web applications that need server rendering, API routes, and real-time features. React for complex single-page applications with rich interactivity. Vue.js for teams that want a progressive framework with a gentler learning curve. We choose based on your specific requirements, not trends.

How much does frontend development cost?

A focused frontend build like a marketing site or landing page system typically costs $10,000 to $30,000. A full web application frontend with authentication, dashboards, and complex state management runs $30,000 to $80,000. Component library development for design systems costs $20,000 to $50,000. Fixed-price proposals after a scoping session.

How long does frontend development take?

A marketing site or content platform takes 4 to 8 weeks. A web application frontend with complex features takes 8 to 14 weeks. A component library with Storybook documentation takes 6 to 10 weeks. We deliver in 2-week sprints with working code at every milestone.

Do you work with existing design systems?

Yes. We integrate with existing Figma design systems, implement existing component libraries, and extend design tokens into production code. If you do not have a design system, we can create one as part of the engagement with Storybook documentation and TypeScript interfaces.

Frontend Development That's Fast by Default

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