Personal accounts and CRM
Working panels, statuses, tables, entity cards, filters and forms for several roles.
Where React Really Pays Off
When the interface becomes part of the product, and not just a showcase
We use React in projects where the state of the interface, working with real-time data, role-based scenarios, and further development of the product after release are important.
Fast interface
React works well where the user constantly interacts with data: filters, tables, forms, graphs, statuses.
Growth without chaos
Component architecture helps to develop the product after MVP and not break the interface with each new feature.
Backend integrations
We connect React to Node.js, Python, CRM, payment and analytical services through a clear API layer.
Suitable for B2B and SaaS
Particularly useful in products with roles, cabinets, dashboards, and complex state logic.
What tasks do we use it for? React
Below are scenarios where this technology really helps a business: it speeds up launch, simplifies support, or provides the right architecture for growth.
SaaS and MVP
Quick product launch with growth prospects: from the first version to a full-fledged service.
Marketplaces and catalogs
Dynamic cards, filters, baskets, authorization and personal user accounts.
Dashboards and analytics
Interfaces where it is important to quickly update graphs, reports and data sets.
Mini apps and rich interfaces
When a regular static website is not enough and you need an interactive product layer.
When technology is suitable and when it is not
Suitable if
- Suitable for products where the user interacts a lot with the interface after the first download.
- Works well in personal accounts, internal systems, CRM, SaaS and marketplaces.
- It makes sense if the project will develop and the interface needs to be supported in components.
It's better to consider another way if
- Not always justified for a very simple site without dynamics, integrations and user scenarios.
- If the priority is only SEO showcases and content pages, sometimes it makes more sense to go straight to Next.js.
What is included in the work
- Designing screens and user scenarios along with analytics and design.
- Component architecture, forms/state management and working with APIs.
- Integration with backend, authorization, files, payments, analytics and events.
- Testing critical user paths and preparing the interface for growth.
- Frontend development plan after release: new modules, roles, reports and scripts.
Cases where React was the basis of the product
In these projects, React was used not for the sake of a fashionable stack, but because they needed a fast, interactive and scalable frontend core.
Highload e-commerce
Road to the Dream - comprehensive development
Road to the Dream: youth online store for clothing and sports events by Igor Voitenko. High load (up to 1 million visitors/sec), AI logistics, React frontend, Laravel backend.
- React frontend was used for a store and sports platform with high traffic.
- The project withstood a load of up to 1 million visitors per second without loss of speed.
- In the first 3 months, sales of merchandise and sporting goods increased by 70%.
CRM and booking system
Mermaidspa.us SPA Booking & CRM System
CRM system for SPA: guest registration, notifications, real-time mode. Node.js and sockets for instant updates. Mobile application for reception.
- We implemented a CRM interface for SPA records with real-time status updates.
- The processing time for reservations and the number of errors when crossing schedules have been reduced.
- Administrators and receptionists received up-to-date data instantly on any device.
SaaS/AI platform
Universal AI platform AI2Media
AI2Media is an innovative cloud platform for automating the collection, analysis, generation and promotion of media content using artificial intelligence. Integration with WordPress, Bitrix, GPT, API for export, network of bots for auto-exporting.
- Frontend for AI2Media is built as a working content and integration control panel.
- The MVP of the platform entered beta testing with the first clients and requests for expansion.
- The platform has reduced the time it takes editors and bloggers to process and publish content.
Stages of work
- 1Brief and prototypeWe analyze the goals, draw an interface prototype, and select a stack.
- 2UI/UX designWe create modern adaptive design and approve key scenarios.
- 3Component developmentWe write clean modular code, implement the logic, and test it on all devices.
- 4Integration and testingWe connect the backend, work through all the cases, implement tests and debugging.
- 5Release and supportWe publish the project, update it, add new features and monitor the metrics.
Timelines and guidelines for React projects
The cost depends on the number of screens, roles, integrations, interface state and whether there is a ready-made design.
Interface module or cabinet
2–4 weeks / from RUB 140,000
Suitable for a separate functional block: a form, a personal account, a small dashboard or an interactive calculator.
Frontend for service or CRM
4–8 weeks / from RUB 280,000
Includes roles, tables, filters, API integrations, authorization and custom scripts.
SaaS or highload interface
6–12 weeks / from RUB 420,000
Scenario for products with several roles, analytics, realtime events and a roadmap for development.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Flexibility, huge ecosystem, Facebook support, high performance and easy to scale.
No, thanks to React Native you can create mobile and desktop applications on the same stack.
Landing pages, corporate portals, CRM, dashboards, online stores, SaaS solutions, SPA, integration with any backend.
React is the leader in popularity and support, but it all depends on the tasks and habits of the team.
Starting MVP - from RUB 120,000 and 2‑4 weeks. Large projects are discussed individually.
Yes - with the help of Next.js, SSR and proper configuration, you can promote SPA projects in search.
5+ years of work with React, dozens of implemented projects in B2B and B2C, deep expertise in UI and architecture.