Services
Frontend Architecture / Platform Engineering / Performance
I help companies build cleaner frontend platforms, replace legacy structures and solve performance issues in a sustainable way.
How I can help
From technical clarity to hands-on implementation
Whether you are dealing with a grown frontend landscape, a stalled migration or unclear architecture decisions, I help teams reduce complexity and define a technical direction that holds up in practice.
- clear architecture decisions instead of ongoing technical uncertainty
- realistic migration paths for existing systems
- performance improvements with measurable business impact
01
Frontend Platform Architecture
Architecture design for large-scale React and Next.js platforms, including platform structure, deployment models, caching strategies, observability and developer experience improvements.
- architecture reviews and target-state definition
- structures for teams, deployments and ownership
- a technical foundation that scales with product complexity
02
Legacy Frontend Migration
Migration strategies for legacy frontend systems, including consolidation of multiple frontends, introduction of modern React or Next.js architectures and safe rollout strategies.
- migration roadmaps with manageable risk
- parallel-run and gradual replacement strategies
- a clean technical base for the next platform stage
03
Design Systems & Component Platforms
Design and implementation of scalable component libraries and design systems that work across multiple applications and teams.
- reusable UI foundations
- less friction between product, design and engineering
- consistent interfaces without slowing delivery down
04
Web Performance Engineering
Deep performance analysis and optimization of complex web platforms, including Core Web Vitals improvements, rendering optimization and technical performance monitoring.
- audit of the biggest performance bottlenecks
- concrete measures with prioritization
- measurable improvements instead of guesswork
Planning a frontend modernization?
Let's find the right technical approach.
