React / Next.js engineering for custom components, design systems, and the performance work most agencies skip.
A real component from a B2B build — typed props, accessibility baked in, design tokens consumed from the system. Not a code-school example.
Next.js, TypeScript, design tokens, accessibility, performance — same standards we apply to our own builds. We work alongside your design team (or ours), ship in 1-2 week sprints, and treat the codebase as something that should still be readable in three years, not just whenever the agency contract ends.
Translate Figma + requirements into an engineering spec: component breakdown, state model, API contracts, performance budget, accessibility targets.
Repo, CI/CD, design tokens, Storybook, base components. Everything that should already be in place before the first feature ships.
Two-week cycles, shipping working features each sprint. Demo every Friday, feedback in writing, next sprint planned the same week.
Lighthouse CI, axe-core, real-device testing on iOS Safari and Android Chrome. Performance budget enforced before merge.
README, contributor guide, recorded walkthrough of the codebase. Optional retainer for ongoing feature work.
A Malaysian B2B SaaS company wanted an interactive ROI calculator on their pricing page — input company size and industry, see projected savings, with the result feeding into HubSpot as a high-intent lead. Their existing Wix site could not support it. They did not want a full rebuild.
Built the calculator as a standalone Next.js micro-frontend, embedded into the existing site via iframe + post-message. TypeScript model for the calculation logic, fully tested, results piped to HubSpot via webhook with a custom property for the lead score.
