Front-End Development

Studies indicate that the average ‘stay’ time of a user on any website is only 15 seconds. So, if you’ve a user hooked on your website for more than 15 seconds, you may have a prospective customer. So, what keeps a website relevant in the user’s eyes? It is what his mind sees and interprets when he first hops on your website. In other words, his stay is impacted by Front end Development on your website.

Use Masscom’s expertise in Front End Development to create marvellous and captivating stories about your project. Sprinkle with eye-soothing themes and pixel perfect images that wows customers!

UI/UX development

From catching the eye to driving revenue worth millions, UI/UX plays a key role in your business strategy. We convert your app functionalities into customer-centric intuitive designs with design language systems that preserve consistency across devices and platforms with our expert frontend web development services.

Web app interface development

88% of customers never return to a website after a bad experience. With usability at the forefront, our skilled frontend devs compliment your web app’s robustness with an equally pleasing and snappy interface that keeps bringing back the customers.

Single page application development

Complex web apps with hundreds of pages are a navigational nightmare for your users. We use advanced frameworks and best development practices, and enable you to bring all the value to a scalable, fast-loading, and highly interactive single page application.

Legacy frontend modernization

Your age-old frontend is making you bleed on the maintenance end and losing your customers left and right. Make your UI/UX impressionable, intuitive, and fresh with our customer-centric legacy frontend modernization services.

Our Approach to UI/UX

We strive to boost your business goals with effective and result oriented UI/UX development. Whether you need an app or website from scratch or are upgrading from a current one, you can count on our expertise to make available the best of solutions for you. Our unique 6-step UI UX design roadmap derived from our experience.

Empathise

The first stage of the process is spent getting to know the user and understanding their wants, needs and objectives. This means observing and engaging with people in order to understand them on a psychological and emotional level. During this phase, the designer seeks to set aside their assumptions and gather real insights about the user. Learn all about key empathy-building methods here.

Define

Designers will hold ideation sessions in order to come up with as many new angles and ideas as possible. There are many different types of ideation technique that designers might use, from brainstorming and mindmapping to bodystorming (roleplay scenarios) and provocation — an extreme lateral-thinking technique that gets the designer to challenge established beliefs and explore new options and alternatives. Towards the end of the ideation phase, you’ll narrow it down to a few ideas with which to move forward. You can learn about all the most important ideation techniques here.

Ideate

Designers will hold ideation sessions in order to come up with as many new angles and ideas as possible. There are many different types of ideation technique that designers might use, from brainstorming and mindmapping to bodystorming (roleplay scenarios) and provocation — an extreme lateral-thinking technique that gets the designer to challenge established beliefs and explore new options and alternatives. Towards the end of the ideation phase, you’ll narrow it down to a few ideas with which to move forward. You can learn about all the most important ideation techniques here.

Prototype

A prototype is basically a scaled-down version of the product which incorporates the potential solutions identified in the previous stages. This step is key in putting each solution to the test and highlighting any constraints and flaws. Throughout the prototype stage, the proposed solutions may be accepted, improved, redesigned or rejected depending on how they fare in prototype form. You can read all about the prototyping stage of Design Thinking in this in-depth guide.

Test

After prototyping comes user testing, but it’s important to note that this is rarely the end of the Design Thinking process. In reality, the results of the testing phase will often lead you back to a previous step, providing the insights you need to redefine the original problem statement or to come up with new ideas you hadn’t thought of before. Learn all about user testing in this guide.

Feedback and Launch

Incorporating feedbacks from business and inner circle teams. Launch and continuous testing.

Our Expertise

JavaScript
JavaScript today is a true synonym of ‘frontend development’. The possibilities it provides are just amazing! Whenever you press a button or enter data in webforms, JavaScript does its magic to make things happen. Thanks to JavaScript, websites and web apps are dynamic, flexible and user-friendly, but most importantly – they work! JavaScript will do the job regardless which browser you choose, equally boosting customer satisfaction.
React.js
ReactJS is an open-source JavaScript library, used by developers to handle the view layer of their apps. With React it’s easy to create reusable User Interface components, which are small and isolated pieces of code, used to build a complex solution. Moreover, you can use React to create content-rich web apps that are able to exchange data without the need to reload the whole page again every time. Thanks to ReactJS, interfaces are simple, yet scalable and fast.
Vue.js
Despite Vue is here only since recently, it took the frontend world by the storm and is now often a number one choice in terms of JavaScript frameworks. Firstly, because it’s really easy to understand and has a simple syntax structure, which makes the kick-startsmooth. Secondly, it has a great documentation and an architecture that results in unrivalled speed, robustness, flexibility and performance of a software built with Vue.js.
Angular.js
In order to harness JavaScript benefits to their maximum, frontend developers use a number of frameworks that facilitate building software, and Angular is one of them. For many the most popular, Angular is used to create responsive, dynamic, robust and scalable frontend solutions. Introduced by Google, it works perfect especially in larger IT projects. Quick REST actions performance, employing dependency injection patterns, implementing dynamic dashboards – Angular is truly a powerful frontend tool!
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