Our modernization approach is engineered for enterprise environments running critical, decades-old systems — AS/400, mainframes, monoliths, host screens, ESB/SOAP services, message queues, and legacy HTML/JSP interfaces. We modernize the experience layer while respecting every operational, security, compliance, and integration constraint of your core.
We do not “rebuild the UI” — we restructure the front-end architecture so it can evolve independently of your core systems. The process is based on API mediation, controlled rollout, coexistence with legacy modules, and strict backend compatibility.
We define a modular or microfrontend-ready structure that allows your teams to migrate one module at a time. This includes shared libraries, state isolation, routing boundaries, backward compatibility, and a coexistence model with your current channels.
We build a Backend-for-Frontend or adapter layer that normalizes communication: REST ↔ SOAP, JSON ↔ tramas, async queues ↔ synchronous requests. This ensures that the new UI works flawlessly even when backend services cannot change.
We handle complex enterprise flows with predictable state management (Redux Toolkit, NgRx, Pinia, Zustand). All schemas, contracts, and validations are enforced with TypeScript and shared between squads for long-term maintainability.
We deliver a corporate Design System built in Figma + Storybook with design tokens, accessibility rules, visual guidelines, and contribution workflows. This ensures that all new modules — whether built by us or your teams — remain consistent and compliant.
We follow OWASP Front-End Security principles, Content Security Policies (CSP), secure session strategies, RBAC guardrails, audit logging, and everything required for banking, PSPs, and government systems.
Full observability stack: Sentry, Datadog, New Relic, ELK, Grafana. We instrument the new UI to provide error tracking, performance metrics, behavioral analytics, and event logs aligned with your NOC/SOC teams.
We enforce unit testing, integration testing, contract testing, and E2E scenarios using Jest, Cypress, Playwright, Testing Library and Postman/Newman for contract validation. CI/CD pipelines reject builds that do not meet coverage or performance thresholds.
We deploy modernized modules using controlled rollouts (feature flags), shadow environments, canary releases and reversible routing rules. The legacy UI and the new UI coexist until the migration is stable.
We integrate with your existing SDLC, DevOps stack, CAB governance and release model. We do not impose a new process — we align to yours.