Web Applications
Single-page and server-rendered React applications with routing, auth and data handling.
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React
The front-end library most teams can actually hire for.
SKAD IT Solutions builds React applications with attention to structure, data handling and performance, so the codebase is still workable after two years of feature work.
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Clear ownership
Decision rights mapped early
Reviewable delivery
Visible work and release cadence
Maintainable handoff
Documentation built into delivery
Organizations SKAD Has Worked With
What We Build
Next.js Applications
Server components, rendering strategy and caching decided per route rather than globally.
Component Libraries
Documented, tested component libraries shared across products.
State and Data Layers
Server state through a query library, client state kept minimal deliberately.
Performance Work
Render profiling, code splitting and bundle reduction against real metrics.
React Native Crossover
Sharing logic between web and mobile where it genuinely makes sense.
Why Teams Choose Us
Server state is not client state
Most React complexity comes from confusing the two, so we separate them from the start.
Rendering decided per route
Static, server-rendered and client-rendered chosen deliberately rather than by default.
Components tested
Behaviour tested at the component level, so refactoring stays safe.
Tools and Technologies
01
Core
React 
Next.js 
TypeScript 02
Data
TanStack Query 
SWR 
tRPC 03
Styling
Tailwind CSS 
shadcn/ui 
CSS Modules 04
Testing
Vitest 
Testing Library 
Playwright Frequently Asked Questions
Next.js for anything public-facing where SEO and load speed matter. Plain React for internal tools behind a login.
Usually not. A server-state library plus local state covers most applications.
Yes, starting with profiling. The cause is usually re-renders or bundle size, not the framework.
Yes, and we will flag inconsistencies before they become components.
Yes, from scratch or on top of an existing base such as Radix or shadcn/ui.