Frontend work usually goes wrong in the gap between design and code. Spacing drifts, states the designer never drew get improvised, and six months later there are four slightly different buttons. This service is for teams that already have a backend, a headless CMS or an in-house API team and need the interface layer built properly. We take your Figma files, question anything ambiguous early, and build components that match the design rather than approximate it.
We start with the design system, not the pages. Colours, type, spacing and core components become tokens and reusable React components, documented in Storybook so designers and developers share one reference. Pages are then assembled from those parts. Accessibility is built in at component level: keyboard navigation, focus states, proper labels, sufficient contrast and screen-reader testing, aiming at WCAG 2.2 AA. Bilingual layouts, including right-to-left Urdu text, are handled in the components rather than patched page by page.
Performance is measured on the devices your users actually own, which in Pakistan often means a mid-range Android phone on mobile data. We set budgets for Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint and layout shift, and check them on every release. Integration is the final layer: data from your REST or GraphQL API, or content from a headless CMS such as Sanity or Contentful, with clear loading, empty and error states. The result is an interface that stays consistent as your product grows.