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Interface specialists who turn designs into fast, accessible, pixel-perfect experiences across web and mobile.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Which frontend framework should we hire for?
Hire for the framework your codebase already uses. For a new product, React (often with Next.js) has the largest ecosystem and hiring pool; Vue and Angular are solid choices where a team already knows them.
Can a frontend developer work from our existing designs?
Yes. Most work directly from Figma or similar files. Share the design system, if you have one, so components match it rather than being rebuilt page by page.
How fast can I onboard a Frontend Developers?
Most engagements start within 3-5 business days of a signed agreement. We match you with pre-vetted engineers, run a short intro call, and you can begin the same week.
What engagement models do you offer?
Full-time (dedicated, 40 hrs/week), part-time, hourly, or project-based fixed-scope engagements, whichever fits your budget and timeline.
Can I interview the developer before starting?
Yes. We share profiles and set up a technical interview with your shortlisted Frontend Developers before any commitment.
Who owns the code and IP?
You do. All work is delivered under an IP-assignment agreement, so the code, designs, and documentation belong entirely to you.
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What does a Frontend Developer do?

A frontend developer builds the part of an application users see and interact with: layouts, forms, navigation, state handling and the calls to your APIs. You need one when the interface is complex, performance matters on mobile, or designs need to become accessible, responsive code.

What they typically own on a project

  • Turning Figma designs into reusable, responsive components
  • Managing application state and data fetching from APIs
  • Meeting accessibility (WCAG) and Core Web Vitals targets
  • Writing component and end-to-end tests
  • Keeping a design system consistent across the product

When to hire one

  • Your product has dashboards, multi-step forms or heavy client-side interaction
  • Pages are slow on mobile or failing Core Web Vitals
  • Designers are producing more screens than the team can build

What to check in the technical interview

  • Ask how they would structure state for a complex form or dashboard
  • Check their approach to accessibility: keyboard use, focus, labels, contrast
  • Ask how they measure and fix a slow page (bundle size, rendering, images)

Common tools and frameworks

React Next.js Vue.js Angular TypeScript Tailwind CSS Playwright