Front and back out of sync
The design assumes fields the API does not have. We design contracts first, then both sides implement them.
Service
Full-Stack Development
Need a complete product squad? Our full-stack engineers own UI, APIs, databases, and deployment so you get one accountable delivery partner.
Talk about this serviceHow we approach it
Splitting UI, API, and DevOps across three vendors is how timelines slip and bugs bounce forever. A full-stack engagement means one squad owns the screen, the database, and the way it gets to production.
We staff people who can move between React or Vue on the front and PHP, Python, or Node on the back — and who will argue for the boring, maintainable option when a trendy one would leave you stuck.
Who this is for
- Companies that need a product team, not a pile of specialist tickets
- Teams with a UI that looks done and an API that cannot keep up
- Products stuck on an aging PHP or jQuery stack that still has to ship
- Leaders who want one backlog and one demo, not three status meetings
Problems we take on
Typical starting points — not a menu you have to pick from. Most engagements mix two or three of these.
Database as an afterthought
Queries that worked at 1,000 rows die at 100,000. We model data and indexes as part of the feature, not a later panic.
No owner of “done”
UI is done, API is done, nobody deployed. Full-stack means done includes production.
How an engagement runs
One backlog
Features are vertical slices: screen, API, data, and test. No “waiting on the other team.”
Contract the API
Shapes and errors agreed before both sides code. Fewer integration surprises.
Ship slices
Each sprint a user can click something that hits a real database.
Harden
Performance, access control, and the unglamorous production details.
What you walk away with
- UI in React, Next.js, Vue, or Angular as the product needs
- APIs and business logic in Node, PHP, or Python
- Schema, migrations, and sensible indexes
- Auth, roles, and audit where the domain requires it
- Deployed staging and production with a release path
- Docs for the next developer who opens the repo
Tools we use
We pick for the job and for the team who will own it later — not a default stack for every client.
ReactNext.jsVue.jsAngularPHPPythonNode.jsPostgreSQLMySQLMongoDB
- ▸Modern SPA and SSR applications
- ▸Robust APIs and data modeling
- ▸MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB expertise
- ▸Maintainable codebases ready for scale
Questions we hear first
Can you keep our current stack?
Usually. We modernize in place when a rewrite would stall the business, and rewrite only when the old stack is the actual bottleneck.
How big is the team?
Sized to the work. A typical product slice is a small senior group, not a bench of juniors you have to manage.
Do you do UI design?
We can take UX from wireframe to production. For a full brand system we will say when a specialist designer should lead.
Want this scoped for your team?
Send a short brief. We will come back with questions, a suggested shape of work, and whether we are the right fit.