Single-Page & Progressive Web Apps
Fast, app-like experiences that work reliably across browsers and devices, including offline-capable progressive web apps.
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Responsive, accessible and high-performance web applications, engineered with Angular, React, Vue.js and TypeScript, from customer portals to complex internal platforms.
Users never see your architecture. They see how fast a page loads, how clear the interface is and whether it works on the device in their hand. Our front-end engineers build web applications that get those things right, on top of clean, testable code that your own team can extend.
We work from design systems and component libraries, write in TypeScript for safer refactoring, and build accessibility and performance into the definition of done, instead of treating them as a final polish pass.
Fast, app-like experiences that work reliably across browsers and devices, including offline-capable progressive web apps.
Secure, role-based portals for self-service, account management and data exchange with customers and partners.
Clear, interactive dashboards that turn complex data into something your users can act on.
Reusable, documented components that keep interfaces consistent and speed up every future feature.
Standards-based accessibility and measured performance budgets, built in from the first sprint.
Migrating aging jQuery or server-rendered interfaces to modern frameworks, incrementally and without a big-bang rewrite.
Interfaces are easy to make look good in a demo and hard to keep good for years. We build for the second part.
Engineers who work in Angular, React and Vue every day, and will recommend the one that suits your team rather than their preference.
TypeScript and automated tests reduce regressions and make changes safer as the codebase grows.
The same company can build the APIs behind the interface, so nothing is lost between front-end and back-end teams.
User flows, wireframes and a component plan, agreed with your stakeholders.
Working software every sprint, reviewed against the design and acceptance criteria.
Cross-browser, accessibility and performance testing before anything is released.
Controlled launch, monitoring and a backlog for what comes next.
It depends on your team's skills, the size and lifespan of the application and your existing ecosystem. We assess this with you and recommend one, explaining the trade-offs.
Yes. We often modernize incrementally: introducing new components and frameworks alongside the current application, which is lower-risk than a full rewrite.
Yes. See our Back-End & API Development service for the server side, and Cloud & DevOps for hosting and deployment.