Technology
React Application Development
We build React and TypeScript frontends for SaaS products, replace legacy server-rendered UIs during modernization, and build the data-heavy dashboards and admin interfaces business-critical systems actually need.
What we build
What We Actually Build With React
- React/TypeScript frontends for new multi-tenant SaaS products
- Modern frontends replacing legacy ASP.NET server-rendered UIs during modernization
- Real-time, data-intensive dashboards and admin interfaces
- Next.js applications combining React Server Components with a traditional API backend
Where it fits
Services That Use React
SaaS Product Development
React/TypeScript frontends built as part of a new multi-tenant SaaS product.
.NET / Legacy Modernization
Modern React frontends replacing legacy server-rendered ASP.NET UIs.
Custom ERP & CRM Development
React-based interfaces for line-of-business systems with real day-to-day usage.
API Integration Services
React frontends built against integrated, multi-source data.
Technical depth
React Work We Actually Do
React + TypeScript at production scale
Typed React codebases for systems with real complexity, not prototypes - clinical trial platforms, fund administration dashboards, mental-health assessment tools.
React Server Components (Next.js)
Server-rendered React where that reduces client-side load, paired with a NestJS/Node.js backend where the architecture calls for it.
Real-time UI patterns
Interfaces that reflect live backend state - dashboards, booking systems, and CX intelligence platforms with data that changes while the user is looking at it.
Legacy UI replacement
Replacing server-rendered ASP.NET or jQuery-based UIs with React incrementally, alongside a backend migration rather than as a separate project.
Component libraries with Tailwind CSS
Consistent, maintainable component systems built with Tailwind rather than one-off styling per screen.
How we approach it
Migration & Implementation Patterns
Assess the existing UI and identify which screens are highest-value to modernize first.
Build the new React frontend against the existing or newly modernized API, not in isolation.
Migrate screen by screen where the legacy UI needs to stay operational during the transition.
Validate against real user workflows, not just component-level testing.
Cut traffic over incrementally, with the legacy UI available as a fallback during transition.
Proof
See React Work
OmniPulse
A real-time customer-experience intelligence platform with a React/TypeScript frontend backed by Node.js, Express, and a Python FastAPI service layer.
View Case StudyMindShield
A digital mental-health assessment and clinical research platform with a React/TypeScript/Tailwind frontend on an ASP.NET Core 8 backend.
View Case StudyFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About React
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