Architecture reviews
A focused assessment of your frontend architecture, with prioritized findings and practical recommendations.
See the micro-frontend projectFrontend engineering for product teams
Built for complexity.
Ready for what’s next.
Frontend architecture, development, and modernization for SaaS and product teams.
Discuss your projectReact/Next.js/Angular/TypeScript
01 / Our expertise
The right support.
At the right point.
Product development
Hands-on frontend development for product workflows, customer portals, and complex application features.
See the customer portal case studyApplication modernization
Refactor existing applications, address technical debt, and improve the foundations for future work.
See the modernization case study02 / Project experience
Architecture reviews
Giving teams
the freedom
to deliver.
Supplier onboarding, compliance workflows, and management for a large US supermarket chain.
React + WebpackMultiple teams of 4–5 engineers
Before / Shared monolith, unclear boundaries
Team ATeam BTeam C
After / Independent deployment, clear boundaries
Team AIndependent
deployment
deployment
Team BIndependent
deployment
deployment
Team CIndependent
deployment
deployment
Challenge
Teams blocked each other in a monolithic codebase without clear ownership boundaries.
Contribution
Proposed and implemented a micro-frontend solution using React and Webpack.
Outcome
Teams could develop and deploy their features independently, with minimal shared core code.
Product development
From first login to first value.
How we would bring account setup, document collection, and activation into one self-service onboarding portal for a B2B logistics platform.
React + Next.js + TypeScriptCustomer onboarding + operations review
One journey, two connected workspaces
Set upSave company details and invite colleagues
SubmitUpload documents and resolve missing information
ActivateReview readiness and launch the account
Challenge
Customer onboarding depends on emailed documents and spreadsheets. Customers cannot see what is missing, and operations teams spend time chasing information instead of activating accounts.
Our approach
We would map the onboarding journey with customers and operations, then build a guided portal with saved progress, accessible forms, document status, and a review queue. We would model explicit workflow states and connect both workspaces to the same API contracts, with server-enforced permissions.
What success looks like
The goal is a clear next step for every customer and a single review queue for operations. We would validate the pilot against onboarding completion, time to activation, and support requests before extending the rollout.
Application modernization
A stronger foundation. A working product.
How we would modernize an aging field-service frontend while keeping daily scheduling and dispatch available throughout the transition.
Angular + TypeScriptRoute-by-route migration + shared UI components
Modernize in measured increments
StabilizeMap dependencies and protect critical journeys
MigrateReplace one bounded workflow at a time
RetireRemove legacy routes after rollout validation
Challenge
Scheduling, customer records, and reporting share tightly coupled components and inconsistent data access. Changes ripple across unrelated screens, while dispatchers rely on the application throughout the working day.
Our approach
We would start with journey tests and a dependency map, then introduce feature boundaries, typed API adapters, and reusable form components. We would migrate reporting first, validate it with a pilot group, and progress to scheduling with a rollback path for each release.
What success looks like
The goal is to isolate changes within owned features and retire legacy code gradually. We would compare production errors, critical journey checks, and dispatcher feedback against a baseline before moving to the next workflow.
03 / How we work
Discuss the challenge
Share your product, stack, and priorities.
Agree the scope
Define deliverables, fees, and checkpoints.
Review the work
Review progress and decide the next steps.