React Applications Built by Engineers Who Ship React to Production Daily

Stack Overflow reports that 40.58% of professional developers use React. We build component-based applications with React and TypeScript that are fast, testable, and maintainable by your team long after our engagement ends.

40.58%

of professional developers use React, making it the most widely adopted frontend framework and the safest choice for long-term team scaling

Stack Overflow, 2023

React Development

Component-based React applications with TypeScript, modern state management, comprehensive testing, and performance optimization for interactive web applications.
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What's Included

Everything you get with our React Development

React Application Architecture

Component hierarchy, state management strategy, routing, data fetching patterns, and folder structure designed for long-term maintainability and team scaling

TypeScript Component Library

Typed React components with Storybook documentation, unit tests, and accessibility compliance baked into every component from the start

Testing and CI/CD Integration

Unit tests with React Testing Library, integration tests for critical flows, and CI/CD pipeline that runs tests, linting, and type checking on every commit

Our React Development Process

1

Architecture and Component Design

We design the component hierarchy, state management strategy, data fetching patterns, and routing structure. We define TypeScript interfaces for all data models. The architecture is reviewed before implementation begins.

2

Component Implementation

We build components with TypeScript, unit tests, and Storybook stories. Each component is accessible, responsive, and documented with prop types and usage examples.

3

Feature Integration and Testing

We compose components into features, integrate with APIs, implement state management, and write integration tests for critical user flows. Every feature is reviewed for performance and accessibility.

4

Performance Optimization and Handoff

We audit bundle size, implement code splitting, optimize rendering performance, and verify Core Web Vitals targets. We document the architecture and train your team on the patterns used.

Key Benefits

The largest talent pool in frontend

With 40.58 percent of professional developers using React, hiring React engineers is easier and faster than for any other framework. Your application is built on a technology that your future team members already know.

Component architecture that composes naturally

React's component model lets your team build complex UIs from simple, tested, reusable pieces. New features compose from existing components. The application grows in capability without growing in complexity.

Ecosystem depth for every use case

React Router for navigation. React Query or SWR for data fetching. Zustand or Redux for state management. React Hook Form for forms. The React ecosystem has battle-tested solutions for every frontend challenge, so you build on proven libraries instead of inventing from scratch.

Research & Evidence

Backed by industry research and proven results

Developer Survey

40.58% of professional developers use React, giving it the largest talent pool of any frontend framework and the richest ecosystem of libraries and tools

Stack Overflow (2023)

Page Load and Conversion

A site that loads in 1 second converts at 3x the rate of a 5-second site, and React's Virtual DOM with code splitting enables the performance needed to meet that threshold

Portent (2022)

Frequently Asked Questions

Should we use React or Next.js?

React (with Vite) for single-page applications where SEO is not critical: dashboards, admin panels, internal tools. Next.js for applications that need server-side rendering, static generation, or API routes: marketing sites, ecommerce, content platforms. We can help you decide based on your specific requirements.

Which state management library do you recommend?

React Context and useReducer for simple shared state. Zustand for medium-complexity applications that need global state without the boilerplate of Redux. Redux Toolkit for large applications with complex state transitions that benefit from middleware and dev tools. React Query for server state that needs caching and revalidation. We choose based on your application's actual complexity.

Do you use TypeScript?

Always. TypeScript catches bugs at compile time that would otherwise reach production. IBM found that production bugs cost 6x more to fix than design-phase bugs. TypeScript interfaces also serve as documentation for component props, API responses, and data models.

How long does React development take?

A focused React application like an admin dashboard or internal tool takes 4 to 8 weeks. A full-featured web application with complex state management, authentication, and real-time features takes 8 to 14 weeks. We deliver in 2-week sprints.

Build a React Application Your Team Can Scale With Confidence

Share your application requirements. We will recommend the React architecture that delivers the best performance and developer experience for your team.