Add React engineers to your team who already know the ecosystem you work in: Next.js, TypeScript, state management, testing and performance. You review their profiles and interview them before anyone starts.
The libraries and practices our React developers work with day to day, and what they use each one for.
Component architecture, hooks, context and concurrent rendering for interfaces that stay maintainable as they grow.
Server rendering, static generation and the App Router for fast, search-friendly React sites and applications.
Typed components, props and API contracts that catch mistakes before they reach production.
Predictable state for complex applications, with Redux Toolkit and RTK Query where server data and client state meet.
Connecting front ends to REST and GraphQL back ends, with caching, loading and error states and authentication handled properly.
Unit, component and end-to-end tests so new releases don’t break the features users rely on.
Profiling renders, splitting bundles and tuning Core Web Vitals so pages load quickly on real devices and networks.
React suits products where the interface does a lot of work. These are the kinds of applications our developers are typically brought in to build or extend.
Internal tools and line-of-business systems with role-based access, complex forms and large data tables.
Multi-tenant products with onboarding, account settings, billing screens and admin areas.
Charts, filters and reporting views on live data, built to stay responsive with large datasets.
Secure self-service areas where customers manage accounts, orders, documents and support requests.
Storefronts, product search, carts and checkout flows, including headless commerce front ends.
Design-system-driven UIs with accessible, reusable components and layouts that work on every screen size.
See finished projects in our case studies.
Levels describe the scope of responsibility you can expect. The profiles we put forward depend on your requirements.
Delivers well-defined features inside an existing codebase.
Teams that already have senior React leadership and need more delivery capacity.
Owns product areas end to end, from API contract to release.
Products that need someone to take ownership of a feature area or a hard problem.
Sets the technical direction for your front end.
New products, rebuilds, and teams growing beyond a few developers.
From your first message to a developer working in your codebase.
Proposed workflow Steps shown for review. Final process to be confirmed.
Hiring through a development partner gives you more than a CV. You get engineers who work as part of your team, with a company behind them.
We shortlist developers by the libraries, tools and kind of product you work on, not by job title alone.
You review profiles and interview candidates yourself before an engagement starts.
Developers join your repository, stand-ups and tools, and follow your team’s processes.
Start with one specialist and add people or adjust the setup as your plans change.
360Xpert also provides designers, QA and DevOps engineers if your project needs them later.
It depends on the role and level you need. Share your requirements and we’ll confirm a realistic timeline for shortlisting, interviews and onboarding.
Yes. You review profiles and interview shortlisted candidates in your own format, and you decide who joins your team.
Engagements can be short-term for a specific release or ongoing for long-running product work. We agree the duration with you at the start and it can be extended.
They work inside your existing setup: your repository, task tracker, communication tools and meetings. We agree working hours and time-zone overlap before the engagement starts.
Access to your codebase and tools, an introduction to your architecture and conventions, and a first set of tasks agreed with your team lead.
Yes. You can add one React developer, a dedicated team that may include other roles, or hand us the whole project to manage.
Tell us about your project and the React skills you need. We’ll get back to you to discuss suitable developers and next steps.