React Performance Sprint

Despite what many companies think, poor frontend performance isn't 'just' a technical concern. It's mainly a business issue – and a very serious one. An unresponsive product can impact revenue, operational costs, and customer satisfaction.

During a 2-week sprint, our team will review 48 performance issue types in React, spot bottlenecks, and come up with a detailed improvement plan.

Level up

  • User engagement
  • Conversion rates
  • Avg. order value

Cut down

  • Page load time
  • Infrastructure cost

React Performance Review Sprint

Spot frontend performance bottlenecks and get an action plan to solve them before they start hurting your business.

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Timeframe

2 weeks

Deliverables

Frontend Optimization Report

including information like types of issues, change implementation impact, and recommended priorities

Report presentation

Metrics to improve

Conversion Rate, Customer Retention Rate, Page Load Time, Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Contentful Paint (FCP).

Businesses see better metrics and higher user activity after React Optimization

Frontend complexity increases, and in truth, your full-stack developers might not spot all the issues without in-depth frontend expertise. In just 14 days, you'll get a clear plan of how to optimize your React app. Our team will create a list of improvements that must be tackled first to generate the highest business value.

Designed for

SaaS, e-commerce, and marketplaces
that depend on web traffic and conversions

Organizations where frontend teams tend to prioritize feature delivery over performance improvements

Tech teams that ran out of ideas on how to improve functionalities or are missing knowledge on React performance best practices

Maximize performance to unlock your frontend's revenue potential

Cumulative Layout Shift

Good:
Needs improvement:
Poor:

48% improved

Time to First Byte

Good:
Needs improvement:
Poor:

56% reduced

First Input Delay

Good:
Needs improvement:
Poor:

21% lower

Largest Contentful Paint

Good:
Needs improvement:
Poor:

89% faster

Sprint outcomes

  1. Frontend Optimization Report with the most pressing issues and an explanation of their business impact

  2. An action plan for your tech team with a list of priorities to tackle

  3. A thorough review of third-party scripts, images, fonts, chunks & bundles, styles, GTM, React, JS, and Next.js performance

  4. A single source of truth on your frontend technical debt that you can rely on

  5. Clarity on the improvements that can increase your SEO and web traffic

How does the React Performance
Review Sprint work?

01 Kick-off meeting 1 day

Timeframe

1 day

Participants

New Business Manager, Business representative, Technical representative, Frontend TM/Architect (Moderator), Auditor, UX/UI Designer, Your company's stakeholders

Needed

  • A completed questionnaire sent to TSH's team at leasttwo days before the workshop
  • Shared codebase at least 5 days before the workshop

Steps

  • A review of your app
  • Q&A session
  • An introduction to your code base
02 React Performance Analysis 2 weeks

Timeframe

2 weeks

Participants

Frontend Team Manager, Solution Architect, Senior React Developers

Steps

  • A detailed analysis of third-party scripts, images, fonts, chunks & bundles, styles, and React components
  • List of all identified issues, categorized according to their impact on user experience and conversion rates
  • TSH begins to craft the report
03 Report presentation 2 h

Timeframe

2 h

Participants

Frontend Team Manager, Solution Architect, Senior React Developers, your company's stakeholders

Steps

  • A joint review of the findings
  • A discussion on the most critical improvement areas and the recommended solutions
  • Q&A session

Deliverables

Sent within days after the meeting

Frontend Optimization Report

Including information like types of issues, change implementation impact, and recommended priorities

Example report

Sprint's Creator

Andrzej Wysoczański

Andrzej Wysoczański

Head of Frontend

Frontend developer with 10 years of experience. With The Software House for almost 7 years, going from a regular dev to the Head of Frontend. He loves keeping tabs on the latest frontend technologies, especially React-related. Regular host of the Taby & Spacje podcast for Polish speaking programmers.

State of Frontend 2024

Data-backed React Performance issues from our State of Frontend report

Surveys from 125 countries. Over 15k respondents. Nearly 200k report readers. Three editions of the bi-yearly frontend report are supported by expert commentary from Netflix, AWS, and Cloudflare specialists.

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Frequently Asked Questions

01 What does React Performance monitoring and React performance testing involve?
Our React Performance Review involves a 1-day workshop, followed by a 2-week-long analysis of your frontend's performance. Our team prepares a report, which covers the most urgent issues along with an explanation of their business impact.During React performance testing, we run a detailed analysis of third-party scripts, images, fonts, chunks & bundles, styles, GTM, React, JS, and Next.js performance. By the end of the project, you receive a ready-to-implement list of priorities with action points for your team.
02 Will The Software House need any third-party React Performance tools?
We will use the tech stack that your company uses or the tools that our team has access to, so there will be no need for additional investment.
03 What kind of React Performance projects have you completed?
We have completed multiple React Performance Reviews, including projects for brands like PMG, Moneteo, and Lootcakes.
04 What metrics can I improve thanks to React monitoring?
React monitoring positively impacts both business and tech metrics. The former include Conversion Rate, Average Order Value (AOV), Customer Retention Rate, Time on Site, Mobile Conversions, and Customer Acquisition Costs (CAC).While the latter involve Page Load Time, Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), First Contentful Paint (FCP), Time to Interactive (TTI), Total Blocking Time (TBT), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), and Time to First Byte (TTFB).
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