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Frontend architecture

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

The app works, but a small request now takes a long investigation through state, side effects, and one-off components.

I help make those changes easier to understand, estimate, and ship while the existing roadmap continues.

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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

Incremental modernization across two healthcare products

I inherited a frontend with unclear ownership, overloaded shared state, duplicated components, and one-off solutions that made changes risky across the EMR and Core applications.

I introduced clearer boundaries, PNPM workspaces, shared packages, and reusable components a piece at a time while product delivery continued.

CandidateX

Recovering an incomplete product frontend

I joined with the core frontend incomplete and key product flows unreliable. I took ownership of the frontend, stabilized the React foundation, and built the missing structure the team needed to move forward.

I then introduced shared UI patterns and clearer app and package boundaries. The team reported faster delivery after adopting that work.

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What the work targets

  • Changes that are easier to estimate
  • Clearer ownership between product areas
  • Less time rebuilding or retracing the same work
  • Safer releases without starting a rewrite
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