Front-End Development

Front-end development is the part of a web product people actually touch: the screens, forms and dashboards that run in the browser. We build them in React, Vue.js and Angular, and connect them to the Laravel, Node.js or Python back ends we also build.

Frameworks

React, Vue.js, Angular

Projects

Kanban Zone (React, Redux), vPeer (React, Redux), MetaBeta (Vue.js, Vuex)

Design

UI/UX designers on the team, working from wireframes or your own Figma files

Rebuilds

Old screens replaced one at a time behind the same URLs

What we build

• Single-page apps and dashboards for SaaS products
• New front ends for existing APIs, including replacements for older jQuery or server-rendered screens
• Admin panels and internal tools
• Interfaces for AI features such as chat, search and document review

Projects

Kanban Zone, a visual process management tool. React with Redux, using Redux-Saga for async work such as saving board changes. Read the case study.

vPeer, a peer-to-peer mentoring platform. React with Redux on a Laravel and MongoDB back end. Read the case study.

MetaBeta, a platform for startups, investors and accelerators. Vue.js with Vuex on a Node.js back end. Read the case study.

By framework

See React development and Vue.js development. For a full JavaScript stack from one team, see MERN and MEVN development.

Frequently asked questions

Should I use React, Vue or Angular?

For most new products the team that maintains the code matters more than the framework. React has the largest hiring pool and library ecosystem. Vue is quicker to learn and is common where a Laravel team also owns the front end. Angular suits large teams that want one fixed structure for routing, forms and testing. We pick with you based on who will maintain it after launch.

Can you rebuild our front end without changing the back end?

Yes, if the back end has an API, or we add one. We usually replace the interface screen by screen behind the existing URLs, so users move over gradually and the old screens keep working until each one is replaced. That avoids a single risky cut-over date.

Do you do UI design as well as development?

Yes. Our team includes UI/UX designers, so we can start from wireframes, or build from Figma files your own designers have made.

Can you add AI features to an existing front end?

Yes. Common additions are a chat assistant, semantic search over your own content and document summaries. The model calls run on the server so API keys never reach the browser, and the interface streams answers so users see text as it is generated. See AI development.