Frontend Development & UI Engineering
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An interface built as a real component system — not a pile of one-off pages that gets harder to touch with every new feature.
Frontend codebases rot faster than almost anything else in software, and it's usually because of how they're built the first time. A page gets shipped, then the next page copies its structure with small tweaks, then the one after that. Six months in, there are four slightly different button components, no shared design tokens, and a bundle size nobody has looked at since launch. Every new feature takes longer than the last one because nothing is reusable and nothing is consistent.
We build frontends as systems from the start — a shared component library, consistent state management, and a performance budget that's checked at build time, not discovered after users complain about load times. Accessibility is handled as part of the build, not a separate audit pass six months after launch when it's expensive to retrofit. The result is an interface that gets easier to extend over time, not harder.
What's Included
Component library
A reusable set of UI components built to your design system, so new pages and features get built from existing pieces instead of one-off code.
Performance-optimized build
Bundle size, lazy loading, and rendering performance addressed at build time, with Core Web Vitals checked before launch, not after.
Accessible markup
Semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, and ARIA attributes implemented to meet WCAG AA as part of the build, with real screen reader testing, not just an automated scanner pass.
Frontend documentation and style guide
A living reference for your components, patterns, and conventions so your team can extend the frontend consistently without reverse- engineering decisions from the code.
Our Approach
Build the system before the pages.
We establish the component library, design tokens, and state management pattern first, so every page that follows is assembled from consistent, reusable pieces.
Treat performance as a build-time constraint.
Bundle size and load performance are checked against a budget during development, not measured for the first time after launch when fixing it means rework.
Build accessibility in, don't audit it in later.
Semantic structure and keyboard/screen-reader behavior are part of how components get built, which is far cheaper than retrofitting accessibility onto a finished interface.
Frequently Asked Questions
Primarily React and Next.js, with Astro for content-heavy or performance-critical marketing sites. We adapt to your existing stack when there is one — a frontend rewrite is only justified when the current one is genuinely holding the product back.
Yes, and this is a common engagement for us. We integrate against your existing API and rebuild the interface layer as a proper component system, which is usually faster and lower-risk than a full rewrite.
A focused component library and page set for an existing product typically runs ₹4-9 lakh over 6-10 weeks. A larger rebuild covering a full application's interface, including accessibility remediation, runs ₹12-22 lakh over 10-16 weeks.
We build to WCAG AA as the default standard, covering keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and color contrast. If your business has specific compliance requirements (like government or education sector standards), we scope those explicitly at the start rather than treating them as an add-on.
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