Make your frontendcheap to change.

I read your codebase the way a new senior hire would, then write up what is slowing you down and how to fix it in priority order. The output is a short, concrete document your team can act on - not abstract advice.

Typical findings: tangled state, missing component boundaries, a design system nobody trusts, inconsistent data fetching, and folder structures that hide dependencies instead of revealing them.

AI codegen does not remove the need for architecture - it raises the price of bad architecture, because generators happily replicate whatever patterns already exist. Good boundaries make AI assistance an accelerator instead of a multiplier for mess.

I write extensively about this: mental models for frontend architecture, monorepos, state management decision trees, and design systems teams actually use. The consulting is the same thinking applied directly to your codebase.