Component-based architecture, design systems, and enterprise-grade performance — so your teams can launch new experiences without rebuilding from scratch every time.
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| enterprise projects delivered | Lighthouse scores across all pages | faster micro-site launches | years building for the US & Canada |
React projects come in many shapes. Here's where we do our best work.
Case study
Pharma & Healthcare
Biosimilar Platform — React + Contentful Design System
The challenge
A global pharmaceutical company needed to power multiple sub-brands and microsites from a single front-end codebase — without rebuilding components for every new market launch.
The constraint
Enterprise compliance requirements, multiple content teams across regions, and Lighthouse performance thresholds that had to be maintained at scale.
What we built
Results
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Case study — Biodesix
Biodesix
Pharma / SaaS
HubSpot CMS
Challenge: HubSpot platform had outgrown its original structure. Marketing team couldn't launch campaigns without developer intervention.
What we built: Scalable Max Mega Menu, 5 custom drag-and-drop page templates within HubSpot's Custom Theme framework — all enabling non-technical publishing.
Result: Zero downtime. Zero regressions. Marketing team ships campaigns independently.
React & Next.js capabilities
Atomic Design architecture, Storybook documentation, component libraries that scale across microsites, products, and sub-brands. Your team ships new pages without writing new components.
Server-side rendering, static generation, and incremental static regeneration — for SEO-optimized marketing sites, dynamic platforms, and enterprise applications.
React / Next.js as the front-end layer for Drupal, Contentful, Sanity, or any headless CMS. Fully decoupled architecture: content teams own the CMS, engineering owns the component layer.
Migration from legacy front-ends (jQuery, Angular, older React) to modern component-based architecture. Performance audits, Core Web Vitals improvements, Lighthouse optimization.
Performance budgets, Core Web Vitals audits, Lighthouse scoring, image optimization, code splitting, and lazy loading — for teams where speed directly impacts revenue.
Senior React / Next.js developers who integrate into your team and sprints. Same time zone as US and Canada. Vetted for seniority, communication, and technical depth.
Our process
From architecture conversation to production-ready components.
We review your current stack, understand your content model, and define the component architecture. No assumptions — we document decisions before writing code.
Atomic Design foundation: tokens, base components, compound components, page templates. Storybook set up from day one so your team can review components in isolation.
Components built, tested, and connected to your CMS or API layer. Weekly demos, continuous integration, and PRs reviewed against your coding standards.
Lighthouse audit, Core Web Vitals validation, accessibility review (WCAG 2.2), and staged deployment. We don't ship until the metrics match the targets.
Yes. We start with a codebase audit to understand architecture decisions, technical debt, and patterns already in place. We don't impose a rewrite — we extend what works and improve what doesn't.
Yes. We've migrated from jQuery, AngularJS, and older React versions to modern component-based architecture. We do it incrementally — no big-bang rewrites that freeze feature development.
We integrate into your existing workflows: your design system in Figma, your repo on GitHub, your project management in Jira or Linear. We attend your standups, submit PRs to your standards, and document everything in Storybook.
Vercel, AWS (Amplify, CloudFront, S3), Netlify, and custom CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, CircleCI). We configure deployments to match your infrastructure — we don't require a specific platform.
Yes — this is one of our core services. We start from your brand guidelines and existing UI patterns, define design tokens, build base components, and document everything in Storybook. Teams typically see the ROI within 2–3 sprint cycles.
They're complementary. Many of our clients use Drupal as the headless backend and React / Next.js as the front-end layer. We can build the full decoupled stack, or step in only for the front-end if the Drupal side is already in place.
Ready to build something that scales?
Whether you're starting a new project, modernizing a legacy front-end, or building a design system — we can scope it in a single conversation. No commitment required.