jQuery to React migration.
Turn old page-by-page code into a fast, maintainable React interface, one screen at a time, on top of your current backend.
Migrating from jQuery to React means rebuilding the interface as reusable components. It can be done page by page: React components replace jQuery sections while the rest of the site keeps working, and your backend can stay the same by exposing it through an API.
Sound familiar?
- Pages are slow and full of tangled JavaScript.
- Adding a screen takes far longer than it should.
- The interface behaves differently on every page.
- Mobile support is poor or missing.
How we handle it.
Four clear steps, with you informed at each one.
Map the screens
List pages, components and the data each one needs.
Expose an API
Make backend data available to the new frontend without rewriting the backend.
Replace page by page
Release React screens one at a time behind the existing navigation.
Clean up
Remove old scripts, add tests and a design system.
Mistakes to avoid.
Rewriting the backend too
Often unnecessary. Keep what works.
Copying the old UI exactly
Use the migration to fix confusing flows.
No component library
Reusable components are what make later changes cheap.
Common questions.
Can we migrate gradually?
Yes. React can run inside existing pages so users never see a risky switch.
Do we have to use React?
No. We can also use Vue, Svelte or Angular if they suit your team better.
Will SEO be affected?
We plan server rendering or pre-rendering where search visibility matters, so rankings are protected.
Let's talk about your project.
Tell us what you have and what is not working. We will reply with an honest view and a clear next step.