Fewer bugs
Type checking catches many errors before code runs.
Frontend
TypeScript
Typed JavaScript for dependable web applications.
TypeScript
TypeScript adds explicit types to JavaScript, helping teams understand data shapes and catch common mistakes earlier. We use it to make growing frontend codebases easier to review, test, and maintain.
Useful when several developers share frontend code, business data has important rules, or an interface is expected to grow over time.
Planning your implementation
A technology choice is a delivery decision.
We plan the work needed to build, operate and improve the application, not just the first set of features.
- 01
Review the requirements
We assess type boundaries, API contracts, framework conventions, build tooling, and the areas where strictness will prevent costly errors.
- 02
Validate the important assumptions
Use a focused prototype or a representative workflow where a technical uncertainty could affect scope. Agree the acceptance checks before building the full solution.
- 03
Plan the handover
Type configuration, shared models, coding conventions, build instructions, and checks used in continuous integration.
Why TypeScript
Why we use TypeScript.
Where TypeScript adds the most value in the projects we deliver.
Easier maintenance
Clear types make large codebases easier to understand.
Better tooling
Smarter autocomplete and safer refactoring.
Works everywhere JavaScript runs
Browsers, Node.js and mobile.
Questions
Common questions.
Quick answers to what people often ask us about TypeScript.
Why use TypeScript instead of JavaScript?
It makes larger applications more reliable and easier to maintain.
Can you add TypeScript to an existing project?
Yes. It can be introduced gradually, file by file.
Let’s talk
Planning a project with TypeScript?
Tell us what you want to achieve and the right team will get back to you with practical next steps.