Technology — Frontend Engineering
Interfaces that are fast, accessible, and maintainable.
Frontend engineering in React, Angular, Vue, Flutter, and React Native. Mobile-first, TypeScript-first, and designed to be extended by the next team — not just delivered and forgotten.
Framework Philosophy
We choose the framework for the project, not for the portfolio.
React is our most frequently used frontend framework — but not because we default to it. It's because it's the right choice for most of the product complexity we encounter. When Angular's structure benefits a large enterprise team maintaining a complex application, we recommend Angular. When Flutter's single codebase saves three months of parallel mobile development, we recommend Flutter.
What doesn't change regardless of framework: TypeScript for type safety, Storybook for component documentation, automated testing with coverage requirements, Lighthouse audits before delivery, and accessibility testing as part of QA — not as an afterthought.
React / Next.js
Best for product teams who want ecosystem flexibility, SSR/SSG, and the broadest hiring pool.
Angular
Best for large enterprise teams needing strong conventions, DI, and strict architecture enforcement.
Vue / Nuxt
Best for teams moving from jQuery/jQuery UI who want progressive adoption without the Angular learning curve.
Flutter
Best when budget requires iOS + Android + web from a single codebase with native-grade performance.
Frontend Capabilities
From design system development to cross-platform mobile apps — delivered by senior engineers who have built and maintained large frontend codebases.
React & Next.js
Component architecture, state management (Redux, Zustand, React Query), server-side rendering, static generation, and performance optimisation. Production React applications from single-page dashboards to enterprise portals with hundreds of screens.
Angular
Enterprise Angular applications with module architecture, lazy loading, Angular Material, NgRx state management, and RxJS reactive patterns. Built for large teams with strict typing, ESLint, and comprehensive unit test coverage.
Vue.js
Vue 3 with Composition API, Pinia state management, and Nuxt.js for server-rendered applications. Lightweight and progressive — well-suited for product teams that want flexibility without the Angular overhead.
Flutter
Cross-platform mobile and web applications from a single codebase. Widget-based architecture, custom animations, native device API integration, and deployment to iOS, Android, and web from one maintained codebase.
React Native
Native-feeling mobile applications for iOS and Android. Expo for rapid development, bare workflow for full native module access, and deep-linking, push notifications, biometric authentication, and camera integration.
TypeScript
Strict TypeScript across all frameworks — typed component props, API response models, state shapes, and utility types. TypeScript is not optional at Innoblocs; it's the standard that prevents a class of production bugs from ever reaching users.
Design Systems
Tailwind CSS, Material UI, Shadcn/UI, and custom design system development. Storybook-driven component libraries, accessible by default (WCAG 2.1 AA), with design tokens that keep engineering and design in sync.
Performance Engineering
Lighthouse audits, Core Web Vitals optimisation, code splitting, lazy loading, image optimisation, and CDN configuration. We treat frontend performance as a feature — because slow applications lose users and revenue.
Technology Stack
Our Frontend Quality Standards
These are not aspirational — they are requirements we apply to every project before we consider it ready for delivery.
Component Testing
- Unit tests for all business logic
- React Testing Library for component behaviour
- Storybook stories for every component variant
- Visual regression testing on CI
Performance
- Lighthouse score > 90 on all routes
- Core Web Vitals within Google's 'Good' thresholds
- Bundle analysis and code splitting review
- Image optimisation and lazy loading
Accessibility
- WCAG 2.1 AA compliance for all interactive elements
- Keyboard navigation fully functional
- axe-core automated accessibility scanning in CI
- Screen reader testing on major routes
Code Quality
- Strict TypeScript with no implicit any
- ESLint with project-standard ruleset enforced on commit
- Conventional commit messages
- README and component documentation maintained
Need a frontend team that ships quality interfaces?
Tell us your project. We'll tell you the right framework, the right team size, and a realistic timeline.