Platform / React
Interfaces for systems that are partly probabilistic
Where the state is genuinely complex (a dispatcher console, an eval dashboard, a review queue), React is what we reach for, usually inside Next.js.
At a glance
Used in
2 projects
Services
3
Handover
Your repo, day one
01 / What we build with it
Where React earns its place.
01
Component libraries you own
Built in your repo, documented, no licence expiring underneath you.
02
State that survives review
Server state and client state kept apart on purpose.
03
Accessible by construction
Keyboard paths and focus order designed in, not retrofitted.
04
Tested at the seam
The logic under the component, not the pixels on top of it.
02 / Honestly
Why this, and when not.
Why we choose it
It is the safest hiring market of any front-end framework. Whoever maintains this after us will know it.
When we would not
A static marketing page. Shipping a runtime to render text nobody will interact with is a cost with no return.
04 / Where it fits
Services built on React.
Taking projects for Q4
Building something with React?
A 45-minute technical call with the engineer who would lead the build. You leave with a scope sketch either way.