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Both. React is the framework behind most of our client engagements, and we build Angular applications for teams that want its structure and consistency at enterprise scale. We also work in Vue.js and TypeScript and maintain older jQuery codebases.
Yes. Our engineers translate Figma designs into responsive, accessible components, often building a component library and design tokens so design and code stay in sync as the product grows.
Yes. We build to WCAG standards, covering semantic markup, keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and color contrast, and we test across browsers and devices. Accessibility is part of the definition of done, not a cleanup pass at the end.
Usually. A front-end performance audit measures load time, rendering, bundle size, and Core Web Vitals to find what's slowing users down. Common fixes include code splitting, removing unused JavaScript, eliminating unnecessary re-renders, and better caching.
Yes. We migrate AngularJS, jQuery, and older JavaScript applications to modern React or Angular, usually screen by screen, so the product keeps working and shipping throughout the migration.

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