Web app development with React and Angular
Custom web apps and dashboards that stay simple for your users. Designed in Figma first, then built with React or Angular and tested on every screen.
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Off-the-shelf software rarely fits the way your business actually works. A custom web app can: a booking tool, a client portal, an internal dashboard or a whole online product. I design it around your users first, then build it with modern, well-supported tools.
What I build#
- Dashboards and admin panels that turn data into clear screens.
- Client portals and member areas with secure logins.
- Booking and scheduling tools.
- Front ends for existing APIs and back-end systems.
- Prototypes and first versions (MVPs) to test an idea before you invest more.
How a web app project works#
- Discovery. We agree on who the users are, what they need to do and which features come first.
- Design. I design the key screens in Figma and link them into a clickable prototype.
- Build. I build it in React or Angular with reusable components, connected to your API or back end.
- Testing. I test it across browsers and devices, then fix issues before launch.
- Launch and support. It goes live, and I’m on hand for changes and new features.
React or Angular?#
Both are proven and widely used. React suits fast-moving products and teams that want flexibility, while Angular suits larger apps that benefit from a strict structure. If you already have developers, I’ll work with whatever they use.
Need the interface designed first? See UI/UX design. Already have it in Figma? See Figma to React.
I’m based in Melbourne, Australia, and I work with clients in Australia, the US, the UK and around the world. Because everything runs through Fiverr, your time zone doesn’t matter: messages, files and payments stay in one place, and payment is only released to me when your order is complete.
Common questions#
Can you work with my existing back end or API?#
Yes. I can build a new front end for your API, or work with your developers on both sides.
Who owns the code?#
You do. When the order is complete, the code and the design files are yours.
Can we start with a small version?#
Yes. Starting with a simple first version is often the smartest way to test an idea and learn what users really need.
