Do your React developers work with Next.js?

Yes. Most of our recent frontend work is Next.js App Router with server components, including this website. Engineers are comfortable with both server and client rendering models and know when each is appropriate.

Can they work within our existing codebase and conventions?

Yes. Adopting an existing codebase's patterns is part of the job, and we would rather match your conventions than impose ours on a team that has to maintain the result.

Do they handle accessibility?

Yes, to WCAG, including keyboard navigation and screen reader testing rather than automated checks alone.

Hire React developers

React is easy to start with and difficult to keep clean. The engineers worth hiring are the ones who have maintained a large application for years and know which patterns hold up and which produce a codebase nobody wants to touch.

We provide React developers experienced in production applications rather than component demos: state management at scale, performance under real data volumes, accessibility, and the testing that keeps a large interface maintainable as a team grows around it.

What they bring

React with TypeScript in production applications
Next.js App Router and server components
State management and data fetching at scale
Rendering performance and bundle discipline
Accessibility to WCAG
Component testing and end-to-end coverage

When clients bring us in

Building a new product interface from scratch
Taking over a React codebase that has become slow to change
Adding capacity to an existing frontend team
Migrating from a legacy frontend framework

How engagement works

Engineers work in your repositories, your cloud accounts and your conventions. You own the code from the first commit, and there is nothing to transfer at the end because it was never held anywhere else.

Engagements are staffed to overlap with your working hours rather than ours. If the fit is wrong, tell us early and we replace the person — that flexibility is most of the reason to place rather than hire directly.

FAQ

Hiring React developers — questions

Do your React developers work with Next.js?: Yes. Most of our recent frontend work is Next.js App Router with server components, including this website. Engineers are comfortable with both server and client rendering models and know when each is appropriate.
Can they work within our existing codebase and conventions?: Yes. Adopting an existing codebase's patterns is part of the job, and we would rather match your conventions than impose ours on a team that has to maintain the result.
Do they handle accessibility?: Yes, to WCAG, including keyboard navigation and screen reader testing rather than automated checks alone.

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