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FAQ
Are you available for freelance or full-time work?
Yes — I’m open to freelance engagements and full-time opportunities (remote or on-site). Share the problem, timeline, and stack constraints, and I’ll confirm fit and next steps quickly.
What is your React development approach?
I build production React interfaces with clear component boundaries, typed TypeScript contracts, predictable state (Redux Toolkit, Zustand, Context, or TanStack Query as needed), and explicit loading/error states.
When do you use Next.js?
Next.js is a strong fit when SSR/SSG, routing structure, or performance-minded delivery matter. On product work I’ve used Next.js SSR/SSG toward Lighthouse scores above 92 where that was the goal.
How do you handle API integration?
I integrate REST (and GraphQL where relevant) into feature workflows — validation, loading and error handling, and UI states that stay usable when the network fails or data is partial.
What does a typical project process look like?
Clarify scope and success criteria → agree milestones and communication cadence → implement in small reviewable increments → test critical paths → hand off with notes for maintenance. Async updates are default; sync calls when decisions are blocked.
How do pricing and scope work?
I don’t publish fixed prices on the site — every project differs. Browse Services for what I offer, then message me on WhatsApp with the service name and a short brief. I’ll share a pricing range and timeline after we clarify scope.
What’s the fastest way to reach you?
WhatsApp is usually fastest for a first reply (use the Chat on WhatsApp button — the number isn’t listed publicly). You can also use the contact form or LinkedIn.
Do you offer post-launch maintenance?
Yes. I can support bug fixes, small feature iterations, and frontend maintenance after launch so the UI stays reliable as requirements evolve.