Vue.js development: approachable, well-structured frontend applications, from embedded widgets to full single-page apps with Nuxt.
Frontends that grow faster than their structure
Vue makes it easy to start, which means plenty of Vue apps grew from a widget into a product without anyone designing the architecture: shared state smeared across components, mixed API patterns, and upgrades stuck between Vue 2 and 3. We give growing Vue apps the structure they skipped.
What we build with Vue.js
- New Vue 3 applications with Composition API and typed components
- Vue 2 to Vue 3 migrations executed incrementally
- Nuxt applications where server rendering and SEO matter
- State management and architecture cleanup on existing apps
How we work
Establish component and state conventions before scaling the team
Type components with TypeScript to make refactors safe
Migrate Vue 2 estates one module at a time
Measure bundle and runtime performance as features land
Typical stack
Frequently asked questions
Both are excellent; team experience usually decides. Vue tends to onboard mixed-experience teams faster, React has the larger ecosystem and hiring pool. We work in both and will recommend based on your team, not our preference.
Manageable with a plan. Vue 2 is end of life, so the migration is worth prioritizing. We move estates incrementally using the compatibility build, keeping the app shippable at every step.