Frontend Development — React, Next.js and TypeScript
Front-end work that survives contact with real users.
We build interfaces in React, Next.js and TypeScript for UK businesses — the layer your customers actually touch. Fast on a mid-range Android on a train, usable with a keyboard, and readable by whoever picks up the codebase next.
We are a small senior team, so you deal with the people writing the code rather than an account manager relaying messages.
What we build
React and Next.js
Component-driven interfaces for products that need to feel instant, with Next.js handling server-side rendering, static generation and routing that search engines can actually crawl.
Vue.js applications
Lightweight, scalable single-page applications, for the times when Vue’s smaller footprint and gentler learning curve suit your team better than React.
TypeScript and modern JavaScript
Typed code that catches mistakes before your users do. We write TypeScript and current-standard JavaScript so the codebase is still safe to change a year from now.
Performance and Core Web Vitals
Bundle analysis, code splitting, image strategy and render-blocking clean-up, measured against real UK network conditions rather than a lab score.
Responsive, mobile-first interfaces
Layouts built from the smallest screen up and tested on real devices, because most of your UK traffic arrives on a phone.
Design systems in CSS and SASS
Reusable tokens, components and patterns, so your brand stays consistent and new pages take hours rather than weeks.
How we build.
Semantic HTML first, JavaScript only where it earns its place. That is not purism — it is why our pages stay fast on the devices your customers actually own.
- WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, built in from the first component
- Typed props and tested components, so refactors stay safe
- Core Web Vitals budgeted before the build, not measured after it
- Git workflow with a preview deployment on every change
- Documentation written as we go, rather than at the end
What you get.
Code you own outright, in your own repository, with no licence to renew and no agency holding the keys.
You get a component library your next developer can read, a build that runs on any modern host, and a written record of the decisions behind it. If you would rather we stayed on, our website care plans cover the ongoing work.
Headless WordPress, without the finger-pointing.
Keep WordPress as the editing experience your team already knows, and put a React or Next.js front end in front of it. Editors carry on working in an admin they recognise, and visitors get an interface that renders in milliseconds.
We build both halves — the WordPress back end and the front end that consumes it — so when something breaks there is one team to call rather than two agencies blaming each other.
It is not always the right answer. If your site is mostly content and a fast classic theme would serve you better, we will say so, and our custom WordPress development service covers that route instead.
How a front-end project runs.
Four stages, with something you can click at the end of each.
Discovery and design review
We go through your designs or brief, flag the parts that will be expensive or awkward in the browser, and agree what ships first.
Component build
We work bottom-up: design tokens, then components, then pages. Each piece appears on a preview URL as it lands, so nothing is a surprise.
Integration and testing
Wiring to your API or CMS, then cross-browser, real-device and accessibility testing before anything is called finished.
Launch and handover
Deployment, documentation and a walkthrough with your team. The repository has been yours since the first commit.
Two builds, documented end to end
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Evidenced result
Read the full B2B rebuild case studyA decade of legacy code replaced with a B2B platform the team can run themselves. Quote-to-order with purchase order validation and duplicate detection, SKU and OEM reference search that tolerates part numbers typed from memory, and a content workflow that no longer needs a developer on standby.
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Evidenced result
See how the WhatsApp ordering was builtA catalogue scattered across Instagram posts and WhatsApp broadcasts replaced with a real WooCommerce storefront. Browsing by occasion and box size, visible pricing on every product, and a cart that closes out in a pre-filled WhatsApp message rather than a checkout form the owner never wanted.
What clients say on Google
Frequently asked questions
All three, and we will tell you which one your project actually needs. If you already run something in-house we build in that rather than pushing our preference, because the team who inherits the code matters more than our comfort.
Yes — a headless setup, where WordPress stays the editing experience your team already knows and a React or Next.js front end renders it. We build both halves, so there is no finger-pointing between agencies. See our custom WordPress development service.
Included. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA from the first component: semantic markup, full keyboard operation, visible focus states, sensible colour contrast and tested screen-reader behaviour. Retrofitting it later costs far more than doing it as we go.
Routinely. We work straight from Figma, and we will flag early which parts of a design will be expensive or awkward in the browser, while changing them is still cheap. If you have no designs, we can handle that side too.
You do, outright, in your own repository from the first commit. There is no licence to renew, no proprietary framework and nothing that stops another developer picking it up. Lock-in is a business model, not a technical necessity.
Yes. Ongoing updates, dependency patching, performance checks and new feature work are covered by our website care plans, or we can quote project by project if you would rather not commit monthly.