React front-end development
Responsive, accessible interfaces built from reusable components and matched closely to the design.
- React
- JavaScript
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
Why work with me on React front-end development
- React
- JavaScript
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Bootstrap
- Figma
I spent almost two years as the React front-end developer at CareerBooster.ai, where the interfaces I built increased engagement time by 40% and the move to reusable components cut the time to ship new features by 30%.
I bring the same approach to client work: a small set of well-made components, layouts that hold up on every screen, and close work with whoever owns the API.
What you get
- 01
Design to code
Figma or PSD designs turned into responsive, pixel-accurate React components.
- 02
Component systems
Reusable building blocks so new pages and features are quicker to add and look consistent.
- 03
API integration
Data fetching, loading and error states wired to your REST API.
- 04
Accessibility and speed
Semantic markup, keyboard support and lean bundles that keep pages fast.
How it runs
01 Plan
We agree on the goal, scope, timeline and cost in writing before work starts.
02 Design
Wireframes or Figma designs for the key screens, so you approve the look before it is built.
03 Build
Development in small milestones, with progress shared over Zoom, Trello and GitHub.
04 Launch
Deployment, speed and SEO checks, then support for fixes and updates after handover.
Common questions
Can you work with our existing back-end team?
Yes. At CareerBooster.ai I worked alongside the backend team on API usage, which also reduced page load times by 20%.
Do you use Tailwind CSS or Bootstrap?
Both. Tailwind CSS for new builds, and Bootstrap when a project already uses it or needs to move fast on a familiar grid.
Have a design that needs building in React?
Freelance projects and full-time remote roles both welcome.