Frontend architecture

For React apps where product work is getting harder to ship.

The app works, but changes take too much digging through state, side effects, and one-off components.

I help improve the parts that create drag: unclear ownership, duplicated UI, awkward data flow, and brittle product screens.

Best fit for SaaS products, internal tools, healthcare apps, and fintech workflows where frontend mistakes become expensive.

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When teams usually bring me in

This usually starts when feature work requires too much context before anyone can make a safe change.

  • The data flow is harder to follow than it should be
  • Ownership between frontend areas is unclear
  • Too much state is shared across the app
  • Components depend on too much context to change safely

Recent examples

LockeBio

Frontend architecture for a regulated EMR platform

At LockeBio, I led frontend architecture across EMR and Core applications. That work included PNPM workspaces, shared packages, and reusable components for clinical and operational workflows.

In that kind of product, small UI decisions can affect daily workflows quickly. The system has to stay consistent while the product keeps evolving.

CandidateX

Design system and frontend structure for faster delivery

At CandidateX, I designed and implemented a company-wide design system, built admin dashboards on top of REST APIs, and helped move the frontend into a monorepo structure built for scale.

The result was a more consistent product and faster delivery across the team.

View CandidateX case study

What gets better

  • Clearer ownership between product areas
  • Less duplicated UI work
  • State that is easier to follow
  • Safer changes without a rewrite
See experience