React Navigation specialists for your dedicated team.

Where React Navigation fits in a long-term product team.

Navigation structure is one of the earliest decisions and one of the most expensive to revisit, because it determines what deep links are expressible and where state can live. A navigator tree assembled ad hoc as screens were added is the usual reason a later deep-link requirement turns out to be awkward.

Typed routes pay back their setup cost. Without them, parameters are an untyped object and a renamed field fails at runtime on an untested screen; with them it is a compile error. On a codebase with dozens of screens that difference compounds quickly.

What your dedicated team does with React Navigation.

Deep linking is usually specified late, by marketing or by a partner integration, against a navigation structure that was not designed for it. Handling that well means treating the link surface as an interface in its own right.

That is the same discipline as any other external contract, held by the specialists on your team over the life of the product. How that responsibility is framed is described in how an assignment runs.

Common React Navigation use cases.

• A navigator tree that supports deep links Structure chosen so campaign and notification links reach the right screen with the right state.
• Typed route parameters Screen arguments checked at build time, so a rename fails the build before it reaches a user.
• State restored after a cold start Navigation persistence, so returning users land where they left off.

Adding React Navigation skills to your team.

Navigation work sits with React Native developers in your dedicated mobile development team.

React Navigation specialists join your team remotely as dedicated, full-time team members, selected, employed and managed by us in Chiang Mai and Bangkok. Companies that hire offshore developers through Azendo add the skill at the next monthly cycle.