Frontend Architecture & Engineering Strategy for Growth-Oriented Teams
Helping engineering leaders reduce technical debt, accelerate delivery, and build frontend systems that scale with product growth.
✔ 13+ years frontend engineering experience
✔ Led monolith → micro-frontend transformations
✔ Delivered enterprise apps from requirements to GA
Engineering Depth. Enterprise Perspective.
IQlyte is a boutique frontend consulting firm founded by engineers with 13+ years of experience building and scaling production-grade systems.
We specialize in:
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Breaking monolithic frontends into Micro-Frontend architectures
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Launching enterprise applications from requirement gathering to GA
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Designing scalable MPA & SPA architectures
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Establishing frontend governance for growing teams
We don’t build websites. We design frontend systems.
Our Services
1️⃣ Frontend Architecture Transformation
For companies facing scaling challenges:
- Break large frontend codebases into modular micro-frontends with minimal disruption and clear ownership.
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Domain-based architecture design
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Team ownership boundaries
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Long-term maintainability strategy
2️⃣ Enterprise Application Advisory
From concept to launch:
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Technical architecture planning
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MPA vs SPA decision frameworks
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Performance & scalability planning
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Engineering alignment across teams
3️⃣ Performance & System Optimization
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Bundle size reduction
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Code-splitting strategy
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Core Web Vitals improvement
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Rendering & state efficiency
How We Engage
Phase 1 – Architecture Audit
Deep technical assessment of your frontend system.
Phase 2 – Strategic Roadmap
Clear, prioritized architecture plan.
Phase 3 – Advisory Retainer
Ongoing architectural oversight and technical guidance.
Who We Work With
Ideal for:
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CTOs & Engineering Leaders facing technical debt
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Teams scaling from 5 → 50+ engineers
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SaaS products preparing for rapid growth
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Enterprises modernizing legacy frontends
Let’s Strengthen Your Frontend Foundation
Book a consultation to evaluate your architecture and identify long-term scalability risks.
