seo: new /services/react-development/ page (Block 3)#328
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GSC last 7 days: \`react development company\` query - 55 impressions,
0 clicks. No /services/react-development/ page existed; only blog
roundup posts. Google had nothing strong to rank for the commercial
intent.
New page mirrors the /services/app-web-development/ frontmatter
structure (FAQs, overview, outcome stats) with React-specific framing
and the JT differentiators that map to ICP-E pains:
- Plain-English weekly reports (vs zero-transparency pain)
- Code ownership transferred to founder accounts day one (vs hostage
situation pain)
- 48-hour developer start (vs hire-and-forget pain)
- Two-engineer code review on every PR (vs cannot-evaluate-quality pain)
- Termination clause for missed milestones (vs lock-in pain)
- Milestone billing, not hourly retainer (vs budget creep pain)
Three engagement patterns named explicitly: rescue work, MVP builds,
and migrations. Each with concrete duration ranges and what the founder
actually receives. Includes a "What we don't do" section listing the
exact patterns that produce broken codebases (hourly billing dressed
up as retainer, offshore subcontracting, AI-generated React shipped
without senior review, lock-in clauses).
Voice rules applied: no banned words, no rule-of-three, no bold inline-
header lists, em dashes -> regular dashes, exact numbers throughout
($5K-$20K/mo, 8+ years, 70% test coverage, 8-16 weeks, $4,000 scoping),
trade-offs acknowledged ("If we can't ship what we promised, you get
the work to date and your money back"), 90/10 education-to-promotion
ratio.
Build: 656 pages (was 655 on master without this page), 9 aliases.
Cover image deferred (frontmatter intentionally omits cover_image
field; service page renders without it). Add to /services/ menu also
deferred for user decision.
Follow-ups in roadmap doc:
- Cover image generation
- Menu inclusion decision
- Internal links from React-related blog posts to this page
- Monitor GSC \`react development company\` for impression climb on
the new canonical
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
What this page does
Targets the non-technical founder hiring a React shop — same buyer as the rest of the site, but for the React-specific commercial query. Uses every JT differentiator that maps to the documented ICP-E pains:
Three engagement patterns named explicitly
Plus a "What we don't do" section listing exact anti-patterns: hourly billing dressed up as retainer, offshore subcontracting without disclosure, AI-generated React shipped without senior review, lock-in clauses.
Voice rules applied
Build status
Follow-ups (out of scope for this PR)
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