Single-page apps
Snappy web apps with instant navigation and a native-app feel.
// Software · React
Modern single-page applications, dashboards and internal tools with fast, responsive interfaces — built in React and TypeScript.
// What you get
Snappy web apps with instant navigation and a native-app feel.
Data-rich interfaces with charts, tables and live updates.
Custom admin tools that fit your team's exact workflow.
Reusable component libraries for consistent, maintainable UIs.
Complex forms, wizards and approval flows made simple to use.
Connected to your Node.js, Shopware or third-party APIs.
// Why it matters
React powers the interfaces people use every day. Codewerk Solutions builds React single-page applications, dashboards, portals and internal tools in TypeScript — with reusable components, clean state management and responsive design. The result is a fast, maintainable front-end your team and customers actually enjoy using.
Paired with our Node.js back-ends, React gives you complete custom applications — from customer portals to internal management tools — built end to end by one team.
// In detail
What we actually do under the hood — so you can judge the work, not just the promise.
React with TypeScript, a component library your team can actually maintain, and server-side rendering wherever the page needs to be crawlable or fast on first paint. We keep state management boring: the server is the source of truth, and the client renders what it is told.
Code splitting, lazy routes, virtualised lists for the 4,000-row order table your warehouse actually uses, and an explicit performance budget. An internal tool that takes six seconds to open is an internal tool people work around.
Keyboard navigation, focus management and readable contrast are not decoration when someone uses the tool for eight hours a day on a warehouse tablet with gloves on. We test on the actual device your people use.
// FAQ
Vue for anything living inside or next to Shopware, since the Shopware administration is Vue and one mental model is worth a lot. React for standalone portals, dashboards and customer back offices, where the ecosystem is bigger.
Often yes, and usually what you actually need is 'scan and queue' — a well-built web app handles that and syncs when the WiFi returns, without a native app and an app store review.
You do, from the first commit, in your Git repository, with documentation that lets another team take over.
Send a short brief — we reply within one business day.