Technologies
Web front end
The front end is what your staff and customers actually touch, so it has to be quick on an ordinary phone and clear for someone using it for the first time. We build most web apps in React and Next.js with Tailwind CSS, and work in Vue, Angular or Svelte when that is what you already have. Forms, tables and dashboards get as much care as the landing page.
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Frameworks
React
Our default for dashboards, portals and admin panels.
Next.js
Public sites and apps that need fast first loads and good search ranking.
Vue.js
Projects where the client team already knows Vue.
Angular
Large enterprise front ends with strict structure and existing Angular code.
Svelte
Small, light interfaces where bundle size matters a lot.
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Styling, graphics and tooling
Tailwind CSS
Consistent styling and design tokens without large custom stylesheets.
Three.js
3D product viewers, plant layouts and visual walkthroughs in the browser.
Vite
Fast local builds for single page apps and component libraries.
Redux
Shared state in large apps where many screens edit the same data.
What we build with it
Typical work in this stack
- Admin panels and back offices
- Tables with filters, bulk actions, approvals and exports to Excel, built for people who use them all day.
- Customer and dealer portals
- Order tracking, invoices, ledgers and support tickets, with login by OTP and roles for each user type.
- Dashboards
- Charts and KPI views that load quickly and show the number someone needs before they ask for it.
- Marketing sites
- Next.js sites with good Core Web Vitals, structured data and content your team can edit.
- Design systems
- A shared component library so every new screen looks and behaves like the last one.
How we choose
If you have an existing front end, we work in it and build on what is there. For new work we pick React with Next.js in most cases, because the ecosystem is large, hiring is easy and it handles both public pages and logged in apps. Angular makes sense for big teams who want strict conventions. Svelte is a good fit for small embedded widgets. We test on mid range Android phones and slow connections, because that is how many of your users in India will see it.
Questions
Good to know
Other parts of the stack
Will the app work on mobile browsers?
Yes. We design for small screens first and test on mid range Android phones as well as on a developer's laptop.
Can our designers hand you Figma files?
Yes. We build from Figma and turn repeated patterns into shared components so the design stays consistent.
Do you support Hindi or Gujarati interfaces?
Yes. We set up translation files from the start so adding a language later does not mean touching every screen.
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