Service
React & Next.js developer for web apps that stay maintainable
I build interfaces people actually finish tasks in, and I keep the codebase structured so your next feature is not a rewrite. React handles the interactive layer; Next.js gives routing, performance defaults, and deployment patterns that match how modern teams ship.
Who this fits
Founders, product leads, and agencies who already picked JavaScript and need someone to own the front end without drama—especially if SEO, speed, or auth flows matter.
Problems I am brought in to fix
- ·Pages feel fast in dev but crawl in production because nobody planned data fetching or image loading.
- ·Components multiplied until every change breaks something unrelated.
- ·The backend team is waiting on predictable API contracts and error states the UI never defined.
How I usually run it
Step 1
Map the critical screens
We list the flows that make or lose money—sign-in, checkout, onboarding, admin tasks—and rank them before polish.
Step 2
Skeleton then depth
Layouts and loading states go in first so stakeholders see structure early; detail fills in against real data.
Step 3
Instrument and ship
Basic analytics hooks, error boundaries, and a deployment path you can repeat. No “works on my machine” handoffs.
Tools & stack
Related write-ups
Pricing mindset
Scoped milestones beat open-ended hourly when the scope is fuzzy. I usually start with a short discovery block, then a build phase with weekly walkthroughs of working increments. If you are hiring full-time, I am open to that conversation too—send the role and stack.