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React Development

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React Development For Apps & Dashboards

Most people searching for React development need an app with state and users doing things — dashboards, portals, booking flows — or they were told React is modern for a marketing site. Those jobs need different answers.

I build front ends in React and TypeScript for software that behaves like software. For content/SEO sites I point you to Next.js instead.

The common failure is code that works for three months then becomes expensive to change — 1,200-line components, prop drilling, scattered state, and 800KB bundles.

Both problems are avoidable with early decisions on state, data fetching, component boundaries, and what loads when.

Scoping call
Written proposal
Feature slices
Handoff
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What's Included

Architecture with Vite + TypeScript, component architecture, typed API layer with TanStack Query, forms with Zod, performance, accessibility, tests on critical logic, and clean handoff.

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Hire a React developer — request a quote

Tell me what you are building, who uses it, and what already exists. Written scope and a real number — or what to use instead.

Who This Is For

Internal tools, API front ends, SaaS UIs, codebase rescues, and React islands in CMS sites. Not for brochure/blog/local SEO sites.

Typical Timeline

Assumes feedback within a couple of days and APIs existing or built in parallel. Unstable contracts and mid-build design changes stretch timelines.

ScopeTypical timeline
Feature/module in existing app1–2 weeks
Small dashboard (5–8 screens)3–4 weeks
Custom app (10–20 screens, auth)6–10 weeks
Larger product / phased10 weeks+
Audit & refactor plan1–3 weeks

Soft Pricing Estimates (USD)

USD estimates after scoping, in writing. Typical payment 40% / 30% / 30%. Marketing/content sites are usually better spend on Next.js.

EngagementEstimated range
Audit + refactor plan$1,200–$3,000
Feature in existing React app$2,500–$5,000
Dashboard or internal tool$4,000–$9,000
Custom multi-role application$8,000–$20,000+
Ongoing retainerFrom $1,500/month

Most standalone projects land $2,500–$12,000. For public content sites see Next.js development.

How I Approach The Work

Boring version first. Server state ≠ client state. Types for humans. Measure before optimizing. You own everything. I push back on useless scope.

Frequently Asked Questions

React vs Next.js, existing codebases, design, missing APIs, mid-project changes, and after launch.

Should I use React or Next.js?

Apps behind login — React with Vite is often simpler. Public content that must rank or preview well — Next.js. Product + marketing site together — Next.js can do both.

Yes. Short audit first, then incremental refactor or targeted rebuilds. Full rewrites only when the case is genuinely strong.

I implement Figma faithfully and fill gaps on states/responsive. I am not a brand designer.

Work to an agreed contract with mocks, then swap real endpoints. Or use something like Supabase for auth/db/storage when there is no backend team.

Small in-scope refinements are normal. New screens, integrations, or roles get a written estimate first.

Support window for defects I built. Then retainer for features or clean handoff to your team. Code and docs are yours from day one.

Hire a React Developer — Request a Quote

What you are building, who will use it, what is already in place. If React is right: written scope, timeline, real number. If not: what to use instead.

Hire a React developer — request a quote

Direct scoping. Written proposal. No wrong-stack sales pitch.