Advanced
React / Next.js / Vue
Responsive, accessible frontends with React and Next.js, plus Vue and Alpine where they fit — TypeScript throughout.
Proficiency
5+yrs
Major concepts
Concepts · 05
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Component architecture
Composable, reusable components with clear state ownership; Next.js App Router with server components by default and client interactivity pushed to the leaves.
01Component architecture
Composable, reusable components with clear state ownership; Next.js App Router with server components by default and client interactivity pushed to the leaves.
02Type-safe boundaries
TypeScript across the stack — typed API contracts and discriminated unions so refactors stay routine instead of risky.
03Responsive & accessible UI
Mobile-first layouts, semantic markup, and pixel-faithful builds from designer handoffs — the habit that started in my first agency-style year.
04Design systems with Tailwind
Tailwind and SASS component systems with consistent spacing, radii, and dark-mode theming via CSS custom properties.
05Pragmatic state
Server state from the source of truth, URL state for shareability, local state for interaction — reaching for global stores only when something is genuinely global.
Advantages · 04
Core advantages
- Next.js gives routing, image optimisation, and server rendering as one coherent platform
- React's component model maps cleanly to how I think about UI
- Vue and Alpine cover the 'sprinkle of interactivity' cases without a full SPA
- TypeScript turns whole classes of UI bugs into compile errors
Highlights · 04
Work highlights
- Led front-end and back-end delivery with React, Next.js, and Node.js across client products
- Rebuilt admin dashboards and customer apps for booking and delivery platforms
- Built the AI CMS frontend in React/Next with a modern, content-first UX
- Partnered with designers to ship pixel-perfect, responsive interfaces
Skills · 06
Competencies
- Next.js App Router
- React & Vue.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS & SASS
- Responsive / accessible UI
- Alpine.js & jQuery