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Front-End Engineer

Paraline Tech builds front ends in React, Next.js and TypeScript: fast, accessible interfaces, design systems, and designs turned from Figma into production code.

Led by Mutahar Aslam, Founder & CEO · Remote, worldwide

What this covers

  • React and Next.js interfaces in TypeScript
  • Figma to production code
  • Design systems and component libraries
  • Accessibility to WCAG AA
  • Core Web Vitals and performance work
  • Responsive layouts from phone to wide desktop
  • Animation that respects reduced-motion settings
  • Progressive web apps

Tools

ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSshadcn/uiTanStack QueryViteReact NativeFigma

Hired through

Work that shows it

Where the experience comes from

  • 2017

    PlanOne Media. UI developer: WordPress sites and UI design.

  • 2017–21

    mobileLIVE. React and Angular for enterprise clients, to WCAG AA.

  • 2021–22

    Nextbridge. Senior frontend: React, Angular and Ionic apps.

  • 2022–23

    Retailo. React and React Native design systems for a commerce platform.

  • 2023

    Retail Direct Group. Lead UI developer, setting frontend standards.

Common questions

What does a front-end engineer do?

A front-end engineer builds the part of a website or application that people see and use: layout, interaction, forms, loading speed and accessibility, and the code that talks to the server.

Can Paraline Tech build a front end from a Figma design?

Yes. Turning a Figma file into responsive, accessible production code is regular work for the studio, in React and Next.js and in WordPress.

Which front-end frameworks does Paraline Tech use?

React and Next.js with TypeScript for applications, React Native for mobile apps, and Tailwind CSS for styling.

Have a project in mind?

hello@paralinetech.com