Technical Diagnostic
#performanceFixing Performance Degressions in Scaling React Apps
Economic & Velocity Impact
An unscalable frontend leads to a "sluggish" user experience that directly impacts conversion and retention. For the team, it means every simple change risks breaking unrelated parts of the application.
95+Lighthouse Score
60%Bundle Red.
Common Symptoms
- "Lighthouse scores dropping steadily with every new feature."
- "The main bundle size exceeds 2MB causing slow initial loads."
- "Prop-drilling making it impossible to refactor core components."
- "Frequent memory leaks in complex dashboard views."
Root Cause Analysis
- Lack of clear boundary between business logic and UI components.
- Inefficient context usage causing global re-renders.
- Heavy reliance on third-party libraries for simple interactions.
- Missing code-splitting strategy for route-level optimization.
How I Solve This
I specialize in "Architecture Rehabilitation" for React. I help teams migrate to atomic design patterns, implement robust state-management boundaries, and optimize the rendering pipeline to ensure sub-second interaction times even under heavy data load.
Execution & Outcomes
Lighthouse Score
95+
Bundle Red.
60%
Frequently Asked Questions
When is a rewrite better than a refactor?
Rarely. Most "unscalable" apps can be saved through strategic modularization and core-path optimization. I focus on high-impact refactors that don't stop the feature train.
Do you work with existing design systems?
Yes. I often bridge the gap between Figma designs and high-performance component libraries, ensuring accessibility and performance are baked into the base layer.
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Fix the Root Cause. Restore Velocity.
Don't keep paying a tax on flakiness or performance. Let's start with a diagnostic session to identify the fastest path to stability in your stack.