Slow, Heavy Pages
Megabytes of JavaScript and blocking requests that lose visitors before the first interaction.
High-throughput single page architectures, micro-frontends and edge-rendered experiences engineered with Next.js, TypeScript and disciplined hydration budgets.
These are the patterns we are usually called in to fix. Each one compounds the longer it is left alone.
Megabytes of JavaScript and blocking requests that lose visitors before the first interaction.
A single codebase where every change risks a regression somewhere else.
Keyboard traps and low contrast discovered only after a complaint.
Each stage ends with a review point, so you see progress, approve direction and catch problems before they get expensive.
System audits, threat modeling, and stakeholder alignment.
Capacity modeling, schema design, and milestone mapping.
Design tokens, interactive prototypes, WCAG audit.
Test-driven development, trunk builds, strict peer reviews.
Automated regression, pen-testing, load simulation.
Canary traffic rollout, automated failover verification.
24/7 SRE monitoring, automated patch matrix, latency SLA.
We treat the browser as a constrained runtime: small bundles, server rendering where it helps, typed contracts to the backend, and performance budgets enforced in CI.
Architecture, rendering strategy and a performance budget agreed upfront
Typed, component-based interfaces built to your design
Connection to your APIs, authentication and data sources
Automated and manual checks against WCAG AA with test coverage
Server rendering, metadata, structured data and sitemaps
Deployment pipeline, Core Web Vitals tracking and handover
What we build under this service, each piece designed and built by senior engineers and reviewed at every stage.
Server components, streaming and incremental rendering tuned for real devices.
Independently deployable slices so squads ship without blocking each other.
Typed component libraries mapped to your tokens and accessibility rules.
Bundle budgets, image pipelines and Core Web Vitals monitoring in CI.
What changes when senior engineers own the outcome from the first call to long after launch.
Server rendering, code splitting and caching keep first paint fast on mid-range devices.
Strict TypeScript, component contracts and visual regression tests contain the blast radius.
Linting, automated audits and manual review are part of the definition of done.
An honest look at the alternatives, so you can choose the route that fits your team.
| Criteria | Oblique Tech | In-house team | Freelancers | Large agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Performance engineering | Budgets enforced in CI | Depends on the team | Depends on the person | Rarely enforced |
| Time to start | Days after scoping | Months to recruit | Days to weeks | Weeks of procurement |
| Seniority | Senior engineers only | Depends on who you hire | Varies by individual | Often mixed with juniors |
| Code ownership | 100% yours | Yours | Usually yours, check the contract | Depends on the contract |
| Continuity | Documented handover and a stable team | Tied to staff retention | Single point of failure | Staff can rotate between projects |
| Cost model | Fixed scope or monthly rate | Salary plus overhead | Hourly, can drift | Premium rates and change orders |
| Visibility | Sprint demos and shared repositories | Internal reporting | Self-managed | Account manager reports |
Choose an engagement model. Exact figures are confirmed in writing after a short scoping call, before any work begins.
Teams validating scope and risk
One-off, short engagementA defined outcome with milestones
Milestone-based billingOngoing roadmaps and long-term products
Monthly engagementEvery model includes full code ownership, an NDA on request and a named senior lead.
Where this service is put to work most often.
Data-dense products that must stay responsive under real usage.
Authenticated self-service with role-based access and audit trails.
High-traffic catalogs where speed converts directly into revenue.
Operational consoles built for heavy daily throughput.
The targets we engineer for and track on every engagement.
Direct answers on ownership, process, scope and support, so you can judge fit before the first call.
Primarily React and Next.js with TypeScript. We also deliver Vue and Svelte where the team or product calls for it.
Yes. Server rendering, structured data, sitemaps and consent-aware analytics are part of the build.
Yes. We can adopt your design system and codebase, add tests around risky areas, and improve incrementally.
Tell us about your product and we will return a technical approach and timeline within 5 business days.