Depth on both sides
Separate substantial backend responsibility from API consumption, and frontend ownership from occasional UI changes.
Full Stack & Frontend · Manchester & UK
A full-stack title can hide very different strengths. We help UK product teams clarify the balance of frontend, backend and product responsibility, then screen against the work the engineer will actually own.
Ryan brings 10+ years of software engineering experience to a peer-to-peer technical conversation. We agree the assessment with you first, then explain the evidence behind each introduction.
See our technical screening processSeparate substantial backend responsibility from API consumption, and frontend ownership from occasional UI changes.
Explore accessibility, responsive UI implementation, CSS architecture and the relationship between design decisions and real user behaviour.
Discuss rendering, Web Vitals, testing and API integration through concrete changes the candidate has shipped and checked.
We work with product businesses of around 10–200 employees, including funded teams. Manchester and the North are our initial local focus; working arrangements can be remote, hybrid or on-site across the UK.
We ask candidates to explain a feature end to end, identifying their own contribution to the interface, API, data model, tests and release. We distinguish depth in one area from breadth across several and compare it with the balance your role actually needs.
Yes. Screening can cover React, Next.js, Vue, TypeScript, accessible and responsive implementation, CSS architecture, Web Vitals and API integration. We focus on engineering decisions and delivered work rather than framework trivia.
We conduct the initial technical discussion and share a structured account of relevant experience, trade-offs, gaps and follow-up questions. The aim is to help your team decide whom to interview and where to go deeper; it does not remove the need for your own assessment.
Discuss the work, the role and the technical evidence that matters. Start with a conversation, not a stack of unvetted CVs.