Vue.js is a progressive JS framework for modern frontends.
It’s lightweight and flexible while still supporting complex single‑page applications.
Why Vue.js?
Vue is known for easy integration, a gentle learning curve and great performance.
It works for small widgets in existing projects and for large apps with millions of users.
Typical use cases:
- Interactive UIs
- Single‑page applications (SPAs)
- Dashboards & admin interfaces
- Frontends for headless backends
Services with Vue.js
- Component‑based development: Reusable, modular UI building blocks.
- State management: Complex apps with Vuex or Pinia.
- Forms & validation: Friendly forms with real‑time feedback.
- Performance & UX: Lazy loading, code splitting, optimised builds.
- API integration: REST or GraphQL backends.
Example projects
- Customer dashboard — real‑time data with charts and tables.
- Interactive frontend — Vue integrated into existing Laravel apps.
- Form system — complex validation and dynamic forms.
Conclusion
Vue.js is my first choice when usability, performance and modern frontends matter.
Architecture patterns
- Composable architecture with the Composition API and reusable hooks
- Design systems using Storybook, Tailwind and component libraries
- Server-side rendering & SSG via Nuxt for SEO-driven projects
- Micro frontends and modular bundles for larger teams or multi-brand setups
Tooling & workflow
- Vite for fast dev builds and modular bundling
- ESLint & Prettier with custom rules for consistent codebases
- Vitest / Cypress covering unit, integration and end-to-end tests
- CI/CD pipelines with preview deployments (Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Actions)
Quality & collaboration
- Documentation via Storybook/Zeroheight, guidelines and pattern libraries
- Pair programming and knowledge-sharing sessions for in-house teams
- Performance monitoring with Web Vitals, Sentry and LogRocket
- Close coordination with backend teams to optimise APIs and contracts