Frontend development for
the interface your users live in.
The interface your users actually touch. Angular, React, Vue, Next.js, and TypeScript, built for products that stay fast as they grow.
Frontend technologies we build with
Each links to a full page on how we use it, when it is the right call, and where it is not.
Angular
Enterprise web apps, multi-module SaaS, and ERP frontends. Structure that holds at month eighteen.
View Angular →React
SaaS dashboards, customer portals, and data-heavy admin panels. The largest hiring pool and component ecosystem.
View React →Next.js
Server-rendered React for public, SEO-sensitive apps. App Router, Server Components, fast first load.
View Next.js →Vue.js
SaaS frontends, admin panels, and Laravel plus Inertia stacks. Readable, one team owns the whole product.
View Vue.js →TypeScript
Our default on every project, frontend and backend. Bugs caught at compile time, not in production.
View TypeScript →What we build on the frontend
Frontend work at Teamseven is almost always an application, not a marketing site: something behind a login that a team uses every day.
SaaS Dashboards
Data-dense interfaces with real-time updates, multi-role views, and tables in the tens of thousands of rows that still scroll smoothly.
Customer Portals
Client-facing portals with secure auth, self-service account management, and workflow automation, wired to your existing backend.
Admin & Ops Tools
Internal management interfaces for operations teams: bulk actions, print-ready reports, and custom workflow screens built for daily use.
Progressive Web Apps
Installable, offline-capable web apps that reach mobile users without an app-store release cycle.
Hire Frontend Developers
Skip the full build. Get vetted Angular, React, or Vue developers embedded in your team, on your stand-ups and your roadmap, while we handle employment and payroll.
Built by AI-native engineers, so your frontend is ready for AI features
Streaming responses, assistant panels, and agent-driven UI need the frontend designed for them from the first sprint, not retrofitted. It is how our own products, Tully AI and Mebag, were built.
Token-by-token rendering, cancellation, and retry handled in the component layer.
Chat surfaces, tool-call previews, and human-in-the-loop approvals as reusable components.
Prompt versioning, evals, and guardrails on the backend the frontend talks to.
Shipped with prompt versioning, evals, and guardrails. See how we build AI →
What people ask about Frontend development
Straight answers on stack choice, working in your codebase, cost, and how we start.
Do you build custom frontends, or can we hire frontend developers for our team?
Both. Most engagements are a fixed-price custom build. If you already have a team and need capacity, we place vetted Angular, React, or Vue developers who work inside your workflow while we handle employment and payroll.
Angular, React, or Vue: which should we use?
Angular for large multi-team enterprise apps that need enforced structure. React for most product frontends and the largest hiring pool. Vue for teams that value readability or are on a Laravel stack. We use all three and recommend based on your team and project, not a house preference.
Can you work with our existing frontend codebase?
Yes. We start with a code-quality audit: architecture, state patterns, dependency versions, test coverage. Then we tell you honestly whether to extend or rebuild.
Do you do the design too, or only the build?
Both. We have a UI/UX design practice, or we work from your Figma files. Projects with completed designs move significantly faster.
How much does frontend development cost?
We work fixed-price, not hourly. You get a fixed number and timeline before any code is written. See our pricing page for how engagements are structured, or book a call for a real number.
What does the process look like?
A 30-minute scoping call, then a fixed-price, fixed-timeline proposal within 48 hours.
Need a Frontend team, or a developer for yours?
Tell us what you are building.
A 30-minute call, then a fixed-price, fixed-timeline proposal within 48 hours, with a recommended stack and the reasoning behind it.