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React
The most widely adopted library for building interactive user interfaces. One component model spans web, mobile, and server rendering.
Trusted by leading organisations
The most widely adopted library for building interactive user interfaces. One component model spans web, mobile, and server rendering.
Trusted by leading organisations
React introduced the idea of building interfaces from composable, testable components. Every major front-end framework has adopted some version of this model.
React 19 brings Server Components into the core. Components render on the server by default, sending HTML and minimal JavaScript to the client. This changes how data fetching, routing, and state management work.
The ecosystem is mature. State management, routing, testing, and accessibility tooling are all production-grade. Next.js is the most common framework for production React applications.
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At a glance
Build a component taxonomy of primitives, composites, and page containers. Pair with Storybook and design tokens for consistency.
Move data fetching to the server to reduce client JavaScript. Use Suspense and streaming HTML for progressive rendering.
Match state solutions to the problem. Server cache with TanStack Query. Client state with Zustand. Forms with React Hook Form.
Feature-based folders, strict TypeScript, barrel-free imports, and documented component APIs.
Every component meets WCAG 2.2 AA. We run axe-core in CI and manual screen reader testing each sprint.
Core Web Vitals measured with real user monitoring. We target LCP, INP, and CLS in production, not Lighthouse in dev.
Class components to hooks, JavaScript to TypeScript, CRA to Next.js. All done incrementally.
Our React engineers also work in Node.js and Next.js. One team, one language, shared types from database to browser.
Every PR includes React Testing Library coverage, visual regression via Chromatic, and an updated Storybook entry.
Talk to us about component architecture, design system strategy, React 19 migration, or building a product on Next.js.
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