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Frontend Frameworks We Place
React (Most Popular)
The dominant frontend framework. Massive ecosystem, huge talent pool, excellent for complex applications.
Best for: SaaS products, complex dashboards, enterprise applications, teams wanting maximum hiring flexibility.
Next.js
React framework with built-in SSR, routing, and API routes. The best choice for production React applications.
Best for: SEO-important sites, marketing sites, e-commerce, full-stack React applications.
Vue
Progressive framework that’s easier to learn than React. Great documentation, growing ecosystem.
Best for: Teams transitioning from jQuery, smaller applications, projects prioritizing simplicity.
Angular
Enterprise-grade framework from Google. Opinionated, batteries-included, TypeScript-first.
Best for: Large enterprise applications, teams wanting standardized architecture, existing Angular codebases.
Svelte
Compile-time framework with minimal runtime. Fast, simple, gaining popularity.
Best for: Performance-critical applications, developers wanting simpler code, smaller bundles.
Which Framework Should You Choose?
| Your Situation | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| New project, no preference | React + Next.js |
| SEO matters (marketing, e-commerce) | Next.js |
| Enterprise with compliance needs | Angular |
| Small team, simple app | Vue |
| Maximum performance | Svelte |
| Existing React codebase | React or Next.js |
| Hiring flexibility is important | React (largest talent pool) |
Not sure? For most companies in 2026, React with Next.js is the safest choice—largest ecosystem, most developers, proven at scale.
Common Frontend Tech Stacks
Core: TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript ES6+
Frameworks: React 18+, Next.js 14+, Vue 3, Angular 17+, Svelte
State Management: Redux Toolkit, Zustand, Pinia, NgRx, React Query
Styling: Tailwind CSS, CSS Modules, Styled Components, Sass
Testing: Jest, React Testing Library, Playwright, Cypress, Vitest
Build Tools: Vite, Webpack, Turbopack, ESLint, Prettier
Frontend Team Combinations
Solo Frontend Developer For: Adding UI features, building new interfaces, frontend-heavy products Typical: 1 React/Vue/Angular developer
Frontend + Backend Pair For: Full-stack feature development, new products Typical: 1 Frontend Developer + 1 Backend Developer
Frontend Team For: Design system work, multiple products, complex UIs Typical: 2-3 Frontend Developers + 1 Designer
Full Product Team For: Complete product development Typical: 2 Frontend + 2 Backend + 1 Designer + 1 QA
Frequently Asked Questions
React vs Vue vs Angular: Which should I choose?
React for maximum flexibility, largest talent pool, and ecosystem. Best for most projects.
Vue for simpler learning curve and smaller projects.
Angular for large enterprises wanting standardized, opinionated architecture.
Our recommendation: React (with Next.js) for new projects in 2026.
Should I hire frontend-only or full-stack developers?
Frontend-only for complex UIs, design systems, or when you have dedicated backend developers.
Full-stack for faster feature development when one person can build end-to-end.
For most teams, having dedicated frontend developers produces better UI quality.
How much do frontend developers cost?
Frontend developers: $5,000-8,000/month (50-70% less than US rates of $12,000-15,000+/month). React developers are slightly easier to find due to larger talent pool.
Do frontend developers work with designers?
Yes. Our frontend developers regularly collaborate with design teams, implement Figma designs, and work with design systems. Many have UI/UX sensibility beyond pure coding.
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