Frontend
Why React apps fail at scale
Unbounded client state, unclear boundaries, and one-size-fits-all data fetching can turn fast prototypes into fragile systems. We design frontend architecture that stays maintainable as products grow.
React makes it easy to get a UI on screen quickly. The failure mode appears months later: global state sprawl, components that know too much about the API, and data fetching scattered across effects and handlers so no one can predict what refetches when.
Systems that scale usually share a few traits: clear ownership of server state (often via a dedicated data layer or cache), UI state kept local or colocated with the feature, and boundaries between “shell” layout and feature modules so teams can work in parallel.
We invest early in naming, folder structure, and patterns for errors and loading—not because we love ceremony, but because those are the things new contributors copy. Consistency beats cleverness when the codebase doubles in size.