Architecture and ownership
Where feature boundaries, shared code, and responsibilities have become difficult to follow.
React audit
Find what is making your React product harder to change.
I’ve worked in React products where a small UI change meant tracing state, side effects, and shared components across several applications. I help teams find the few problems creating most of that drag.
The goal is not to grade the codebase or sell you a rewrite. It is to give your team a clear, evidence-backed place to start.
Typical engagement: 1 to 2 weeks
When an audit helps
The product works. The problem is that every change requires too much context, caution, or repeated work.
- Small UI changes touch too many parts of the app
- State and data flow are difficult to follow
- Shared components exist, but the team avoids using them
- A rewrite is being discussed without a clear diagnosis
What I review
State and data flow
Where server state, local state, side effects, and cross-screen behavior create unnecessary risk.
Shared UI and design system
Why repeated components drift, where reuse helps, and where product rules should stay local.
Critical-flow performance
Measured rendering, loading, and interaction problems in the product flows that matter most.
Migration risk
What can be repaired incrementally, what needs a staged migration, and what should be left alone.
What you receive
Each finding explains what I saw, why it matters, and what I would do next. Your team should be able to use the report after I leave.
- A short report your team can use in planning
- What I found, why it matters, and the evidence behind it
- A fix now, plan next, or leave alone recommendation
- A walkthrough with time for your team’s questions
How it works
01
Start with the friction
We agree on the product areas causing the most trouble and what a useful answer needs to cover.
02
Review the real product
I trace the relevant code and critical flows, separating measured problems from preferences.
03
Leave with a plan
We walk through the findings together so the team knows what to fix, plan, or leave alone.
Relevant work
LockeBio
Shared React architecture with clear migration boundaries
I moved production forms, tables, and shared behavior across healthcare applications without hiding product rules inside a generic internal framework. That is the kind of boundary problem I look for in an audit.
Read the architecture insightCandidateX
Design system and frontend structure for faster delivery
I built a reusable component system and helped organize a growing React product into clearer apps and shared packages. The team reported faster delivery after adopting the shared UI work.
View CandidateX case studyThis is a diagnosis, not a tool report.
It is not a security test, backend audit, accessibility certification, or a reason to rewrite the app by default. Scope is agreed before any repository access.