Component architecture
I divide the interface into clear, reusable parts with well-defined responsibilities.
Frontend development
Frontend development with React.
I build interactive interfaces and components that are easy to maintain, test, and evolve with the product.
- REACT
- NEXT.JS
- JAVASCRIPT
- TYPESCRIPT
What is included.
Interactive logic
I implement forms, filters, loading states, navigation, and other user flows.
Next.js
I build pages and routes with performance, SEO, and a clear project structure in mind.
TypeScript
I describe data and interfaces so changes remain predictable and errors are found earlier.
How the work goes.
- 01
Define the flows
I map pages, states, data, and user actions before implementing components.
- 02
Build the foundation
I establish the application structure, shared components, and data conventions.
- 03
Verify behavior
I test core flows, errors, empty states, and responsive interface behavior.
Timeline and cost.
- Timeline
- Set after decomposition
I estimate timing after reviewing screens, flows, data, and integrations. Larger builds are split into milestones with separate outcomes.
- Cost
- Milestone estimate
Cost is based on agreed components and flows. New functionality is estimated before it is added to the current milestone.
Frequently asked questions.
Can you join an existing project?
Yes. Before estimating, I review the structure, dependency versions, type quality, and conventions already used in the codebase.
Is backend development included?
By default, I estimate frontend work and integration with an existing API. Server work is included only when agreed separately.
What do you need to get started?
Designs, user flow requirements, repository access for existing products, and API documentation when integrations are involved.
How is the result accepted?
We define verification scenarios for each milestone. After the review, I resolve differences from the agreed requirements.