development of Angular web applications
We create scalable and reliable web applications with Angular – a full-stack framework with a clear structure, strong typing, and enterprise-level performance. From architecture and UX to integrations, testing, and support.
Highlights
Corporate stability
Standardized stack with DI, RxJS, and official support for critical modules.
Performance
Ahead‑of‑Time compilation, lazy loading and bundle optimization.
Quality & security
TypeScript, strict linting, testing and OWASP practices.
Long-term support
SLA, roadmap and planned updates for Angular versions.
What does the service include
Custom web applications
Portals, dashboards, complex forms, roles and permissions, real-time functionality with WebSocket/SignalR.
Angular Universal (SSR)
Server-side rendering for better SEO, faster first render and accessibility for content pages.
Design system & components
Libraries with Angular components, Storybook, theming, i18n and design tokens.
Integrations
REST/GraphQL, payment systems, ERP/CRM, headless CMS and cloud services (AWS/Azure/GCP).
Quality & automation
Jest/Karma, Cypress/Playwright, ESLint, Prettier, CI/CD, preview среди и feature flags.
Support & development
SLA, migrations between versions, performance profiling and security.
Methodologies for Angular development
Discovery & Architecture
- Requirements workshops, KPI and user stories.
- Modular architecture, Nx/monorepo, routing, state (NgRx/Signals/RxJS).
- Designing API contracts (OpenAPI/GraphQL SDL).
UX/UI & Design System
- Wireframe → prototype → component library (Storybook, Angular CDK, Material/Headless UI).
- WCAG 2.2, ARIA, visual tests and linear reviews.
Code & quality
- TypeScript, strict mode, architectural rules and code review.
- Unit/Integration/E2E tests, static analysis and security scanning.
DevOps & deliveries
- CI/CD, automated releases, preview environments and progressive delivery.
- Docker, Kubernetes, cloud deployment and monitoring (logs, metrics, tracing).
Process of work
- 1
Evaluation and plan
Goals, scope, risks, deadlines and budget.
- 2
UX & architecture
Prototypes, design system, architectural diagrams.
- 3
Development by sprints
Increments, demos, code review and QA.
- 4
Integrations & testing
API links, automated tests, security and performance.
- 5
Launch & training
Production deployment, documentation, team training.
- 6
Support & development
SLA, monitoring, optimizations and roadmap.
Tech stack
Angular vs React – quick comparison
| Criterion | Angular | React |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Full framework | UI library |
| Rendering | CSR by default; SSR through Angular Universal | CSR (SPA); SSR/SSG through Next.js or other solutions |
| Structure | Strict, consistent, suitable for large teams | Flexible, requires choosing libraries |
| SEO | Good at SSR; limited at pure SPA | Limited at pure SPA; great with Next.js |
| Learning curve | Steeper, but standardized | Smoother, with choices by architecture |
We recommend stack according to your goals: complex corporate UI and long lifecycle → Angular; fast SPA/dashboards or SEO websites → React + Next.js.
View the service “React development” →View the service “Next.js development” →Hosting options for Angular and React
Static hosting (SPA)
Both Angular and React can be built as pure SPA and served as static files (HTML/CSS/JS) through CDN. Suitable for applications without SSR/“server components”.
Specialized hosting for SSR/Server Components
When using Angular Universal (SSR) or React with SSR/“Server Components” (e.g. through Next.js), a Node.js/edge function is needed.
We recommend approach according to your needs: if SSR/“Server Components” are not needed, static hosting is a good choice; for SEO and content – we use SSR and specialized platform.
Real-world examples and use cases
Complex forms & validations
Multi-step processes, dynamic fields, validation by rules, auto-saving and integration with external services.
Role-based access & multi-step processes
ACL, SSO, multi-step approval and audit trail for compliance.
Real‑time table & notifications
WebSocket/SignalR, streaming data, alarms and offline caching for continuity.
Integration with ERP/CRM
Two-way synchronization, task schedule, resilient retry and monitoring of integrations.
Multilingual & localization
i18n, currency/date formats, content translation and A/B tests by region.
Security & compliance
OWASP, data protection, content policies (CSP), audit logs and access control.
Core Web Vitals – target thresholds and typical goals
We set measurable goals and monitor metrics in production. Below are generally accepted thresholds and typical goals after optimizations. The actual results depend on content, infrastructure and traffic.
| Metric | Thresholds “Good” | Typical goal after optimizations | Approaches |
|---|---|---|---|
| LCP | < 2.5s | ~1.8–2.3s | optimized images, critical CSS, caching |
| CLS | < 0.1 | ~0.02–0.06 | reserving space, deferred fonts |
| INP | < 200ms | ~80–160ms | reducing JS, prioritization, web workers |
We work with Lighthouse, WebPageTest, RUM (Sentry/OTEL) and monitoring by versions to maintain continuous quality.