Frontend development that ships and stays fast

I build production-ready frontend experiences in React/Next.js with clear contracts, reliable performance, and accessible UI systems your team can evolve safely.

I focus on production-grade React and Next.js builds: clear contracts with backend teams, UI systems that stay consistent, and measurable performance and accessibility outcomes. If you need a partner who can move quickly without creating future rework, this is for you.

Recent projects demonstrate this approach across dashboards and products, including learning platforms with complex flows and productivity analytics interfaces. Each shipped with contracts, tests, and performance guardrails baked in.

What you get

Delivery is anchored in clarity and stability: componentized UI, typed data flows, and instrumentation so you know how the product performs in the real world.

Design-faithful components wired to real data, not mocked placeholders.
Contracts and adapters that isolate backend changes from UI composition.
Performance budgets (LCP/INP/TBT) per template and Lighthouse/PSI verification.
Accessibility baked in: keyboard paths, focus management, ARIA where needed.
Tests sized to risk: unit for contracts, integration for flows, smoke for critical funnels.
Documentation and handoff notes so your team can extend safely after launch.

Typical timeline

A focused 4–8 week engagement delivers meaningful outcomes without dragging on. Here is how a standard build runs:

Week 1: Contracts and scaffolding — data types, adapter boundaries, routing, and performance budgets.
Weeks 2–3: Component and page delivery in vertical slices, with tests and accessibility checks as we go.
Weeks 4–5: Data wiring to backend, analytics events, error states, and loading skeletons.
Weeks 6–7: Performance hardening, bundle trims, observability hooks, and polish on interaction details.
Week 8: Handoff, docs, and pairing with your team to own the codebase confidently.

For accelerators or smaller scopes, we compress this into a two-week sprint focused on the riskiest surfaces first.

Tech stack and quality bar

I use the platform where it excels: Next.js routing, server components where appropriate, client boundaries where state is needed, and native browser capabilities before extra dependencies. Tooling is set to prevent regressions, not slow you down.

React 18/Next.js 14+, TypeScript-first with strict configs.
Next Image and font optimization, explicit caching and revalidation where it matters.
State scoped to features; avoid global stores unless the domain requires it.
Form and data validation at the edge and client where it improves UX.
Analytics and error monitoring wired with clear event names tied to your domain language.

Performance and accessibility guarantees

I publish budgets and measure against them. Above-the-fold LCP is optimized, interaction is responsive, and accessibility is treated as a first-class requirement.

LCP targets per template with hero images sized and prioritized.
INP/TBT kept low by scoping client components and deferring heavy scripts.
Keyboard and screen reader flows validated on critical journeys.
Continuous validation via Lighthouse/PSI and automated checks in CI where applicable.

See AI Expense Dashboard and CRM Dashboard UI for examples of measured performance and accessible interactions shipped quickly.

FAQs

What do you include in a frontend engagement?

I deliver componentized UI, data wiring, testing, performance budgets, accessibility checks, and documentation so your team can evolve the codebase without regressions.

How do you keep performance predictable?

I set LCP/INP/TBT budgets per template, use Next.js primitives, size images, lazy-load non-critical code, and add monitoring so every release is measured.

Do you work with existing design systems?

Yes. I can extend or refactor your current system, align tokens, and ensure components stay consistent across routes with documented constraints.

How do you handle handoff to internal teams?

Each feature ships with a README, prop contracts, and test coverage. I pair on initial PRs so your team is comfortable continuing without me.

Can you integrate with backend teams?

Yes. I align on contracts early, stub APIs, and keep adapters thin so backend changes remain isolated from UI composition.

Do you cover accessibility?

Accessibility is built in: semantic structure, keyboard paths, focus management, and ARIA where needed. I run checks and fix issues as part of delivery.

What project sizes fit best?

Best fit: new product builds, redesigns, and complex dashboards where quality and speed both matter. Short audits and targeted performance sprints are also available.

Ready to scope your frontend work? Talk to me about your roadmap and we will map a delivery plan that hits your deadlines without sacrificing quality.