Frontend Development
Frontend work measured the way Google measures it: Core Web Vitals green, accessible, and a component system the next developer can read.
The front-end is where performance, accessibility and conversion are won or lost, and where technical debt is cheapest to prevent. Component systems built on a real design foundation, state management that stays sane as the app grows, and performance treated as a feature with a number attached.
Work includes design-to-code implementation, React application front-ends, design system builds, and performance rescue of front-ends that peaked at 40 Lighthouse and slid downhill.
Questions
Asked about frontend.
Yes, budgets are agreed upfront (for example LCP under 2.5s on mid-range mobile) and verified on real deployments, not just lab tests. Performance work comes with before/after numbers in the handover.
Yes, Figma or equivalent. Implementation fidelity matters, but where a design decision hurts performance or accessibility you get that flagged with options before it is built in.
Rarely, and only with evidence. Most front-ends improve faster through targeted refactoring, the highest-debt modules first. A rewrite is recommended only when the audit shows the foundation cannot hold the product.
Stacks and specializations
Deeper into this discipline.
React
React builds where the component system is designed before the first component is written, because that decision decides the next three years of the codebase.
Next.js
Next.js with the rendering strategy chosen per page from actual traffic data, static where static wins, server where it must be, and never machinery for its own sake.
Vue
Vue work for teams that chose Vue, builds, Vue 2→3 migrations and codebases that need a steady hand rather than a rewrite pitch.
JavaScript
JavaScript work where the first question is how much JavaScript the project actually needs, sometimes the answer is a framework, often it is not.
TypeScript
TypeScript used as a bug-prevention tool, types where the money and data flow, pragmatism where ceremony adds nothing.
HTML & CSS
The foundation layer done properly: semantic HTML, modern CSS, accessible by default, the work everything else sits on.
Tailwind CSS
Tailwind as a design system tool, tokens configured once, components extracted on purpose, utility soup prevented by architecture.
Related services
Website Speed & Performance
Speed work with numbers attached: budgets agreed upfront, real-device measurements, before/after evidence in the handover.
Custom Web Development
When templates cost more than they save: custom web development built on modern stacks, priced before work starts.
Website Design
Design decisions tied to what each page must achieve, not decoration applied after the fact.