React development company in India
Work with React developers in India who build from your Figma files, review through Storybook and preview links, and share a planned slice of your day for decisions, so the component library and the product move forward together.
- India-based senior engineers
- IST + US/UK overlap
- 24-hour reply
- Projects shipped
- 50+
- Code ownership
- 100%
- Client rating
- 4.8/5
- First reply
- 24h
Running React work between New Delhi and you
Choosing a React development company in India is mostly a question of process, so this page sets out how Krapton runs React work from its New Delhi headquarters. React projects split into a component layer and a feature layer, and our team shape follows that split: a lead who owns state architecture and code review, front-end engineers building screens, and, where a design system exists or is planned, an engineer who maintains components in Storybook and works with your designers. Work flows asynchronously through pull requests, each with a preview link and Chromatic snapshots, while overlap hours with your timezone are reserved for design reviews, sprint planning and anything blocking. Before anyone starts, interview the proposed engineers and, ideally, set them a small task in your own repository to see how they reason about hooks, rendering and accessibility. When the engagement ends, component docs, decision records and test suites stay with your team.
React development services in India
Dedicated React developers
For teams that want to hire React developers in India without changing how they operate: embedded engineers follow your lint rules, component conventions and review process, and pair on the hardest code.
Design-system engineer
One engineer dedicated to the component library: tokens, variants, accessibility fixes and Storybook docs, meeting your designers during the overlap window every week.
Screen delivery squad
A lead and front-end engineers who turn approved designs into React screens with TanStack Query data hooks, validated forms and tests, shipping behind feature flags.
Background legacy modernization
Class components, Create React App builds and outdated routing are upgraded in parallel while your in-house engineers keep shipping product features on the same codebase.
QA automation for React
React Testing Library for components, Playwright for user journeys and Chromatic for visual changes, maintained by an India-based tester who also triages flaky tests.
Support after launch
A smaller retained team fixes production errors reported in Sentry, keeps React and its libraries current, and handles small interface requests between larger projects.
Why an India-based React team from Krapton
Senior engineers, fixed scope, and code you own — the things agencies promise and rarely deliver.
Storybook as the review surface
Designers and product owners in other timezones review components in a published Storybook and comment on the exact state, instead of waiting for a call to see the screen.
Engineers you interview first
You meet the proposed React engineers before they join, question them about hooks, rendering and accessibility on your own terms, and decide who works on your product.
Written conventions, fewer surprises
A short contributing guide covers folder structure, state rules, naming and test expectations, so engineers on either side of the timezone gap produce consistent React code.
Everything stays in your tools
Code lives in your GitHub, tickets in your Jira or Linear, designs in your Figma and documentation in your wiki; nothing important sits in a vendor-only system.
How we run React projects from India
01
Role and squad proposal
From your backlog and Figma files we propose one embedded React developer, a screen squad, a design-system engineer, or the mix your roadmap needs.
02
Interviews and onboarding
You interview the proposed engineers; onboarding covers repository access, lint and test setup, design tokens and a first small ticket reviewed together.
03
Async sprints, live reviews
Pull requests with preview links and Chromatic snapshots move asynchronously, while the overlap window covers planning, design questions and demos of finished screens.
04
Documented handover
Storybook documentation, decision records on state and data fetching, test suites and a walkthrough recording are delivered before our repository access closes.
React tools our India team works with
React development in India: questions answered
What should I check before signing a React development company in India?
Check how they review code, not only who they employ. Ask for their pull request template, their testing expectations for components, how they handle accessibility and who reviews junior engineers’ work. Confirm the contract assigns IP to you, that NDAs cover every engineer, and that repositories and design files stay in your accounts. Then interview the engineers who will actually write your code.
Which skills separate a senior React developer from a junior one?
Judgment about state and rendering matters more than API knowledge. Seniors can explain why a component re-renders, when an effect is unnecessary, how to structure server state with a query cache and how to make a custom select accessible. They read Profiler output, write tests that survive refactors and push back on designs that hide performance costs. Those are the behaviors to interview for.
How does overlap work with UK and US product teams?
A fixed window, agreed at kickoff, carries the conversations. UK teams overlap through their morning and the Indian afternoon, US East Coast teams meet early in their day, and West Coast teams usually rely on a brief evening slot in India plus asynchronous review. Design questions raised outside the window go into Figma comments or Storybook threads and get answered when the other side comes online.
Does our company keep the components, stories and code?
Yes, all of it belongs to you. Components, stories, tests and design tokens are committed to your repositories, published to your package registry if you use one, and covered by an IP assignment in the contract. Our engineers sign NDAs before access is granted, and when the engagement ends their accounts are removed from GitHub, Figma and every other tool you use.
How is a React project handed back to our in-house team?
Gradually, with the two teams overlapping. Your engineers first review and then author pull requests alongside ours for an agreed period, while we finish the documentation: Storybook usage notes, decision records on state and data fetching, a test strategy and a recorded walkthrough of the hardest flows. Access is closed only after your team is merging confidently without us.
Ready to build? Tell us what you have in mind.
Send a short brief and a senior engineer will reply within one business day with next steps — no sales fluff.