Front-End Quality Audit: Performance + Accessibility
Full diagnosis and a prioritized action plan — in 5 to 8 business days, without touching a line of your code.
Your app is slow? Your users feel it. Not accessible? Since June 28, 2025, the European Accessibility Act makes it a legal obligation for most companies selling into the EU. Two problems, one audit.
Performance
- Hard numbers: Core Web Vitals, load times, bundle sizes, contention points.
- Quick wins (under a day of dev) vs deep work, with estimated gain per action.
Accessibility
- Manual WCAG 2.2 AA review: keyboard navigation, screen readers, contrast, focus management, forms — not an automated-scanner dump (scanners only catch a fraction of real issues).
- A remediation plan prioritized by impact and effort, mapped to EAA readiness.
- And the differentiator: I don't just audit. Optionally, I fix it myself in your React codebase — which pure audit firms don't do.
Why it's a zero-risk decision
Read-only. No code changes, no deploys, no service interruption. It's the offer even the most critical environments can buy safely.
Track record
18 months at Storengy (ENGIE Group): rebuilt critical features of an enterprise system, cutting page-load and form-submission latency.
Pricing
- Performance onlyfrom €2,900
- Accessibility onlyfrom €2,900
- Full audit (both)from €4,500
5–8 business days depending on scope. Starts within two weeks.
Honesty note: this audit prepares your EAA/WCAG compliance and implements it in your code. It is not a certified conformity declaration.
I had the pleasure of working with Mickael at Storengy (Engie Group), where he quickly proved to be an outstanding addition to our development team.
From day one, Mickael integrated seamlessly into the team. His adaptability and collaborative mindset made it feel like he had been with us for years. Beyond his excellent interpersonal skills, his technical abilities are truly impressive — he is a versatile full-stack developer with a particularly strong expertise on the frontend side, and a remarkably broad command of modern web technologies.
What sets Mickael apart is the rare combination of autonomy, initiative, and speed without ever compromising on quality. He delivers fast, and he delivers well. I entrusted him with significant responsibilities on a key project, and he rose to the occasion — the application he worked on is now used daily by hundreds of users across the organization.
He also stands out for his ability to truly understand client expectations and translate them into creative, pragmatic solutions that hit the mark. On top of that, he is always eager to learn and genuinely committed to sharing knowledge with his teammates, making everyone around him better in the process.
I wholeheartedly recommend Mickael. He is an undeniable asset for any team tackling serious projects that demand both top-tier technical skills and strong human qualities. Any organization would be lucky to have him.
I had the pleasure of working with Mickael, and I can confidently say he is an exceptional Front-End Developer who consistently delivers high-quality work across all areas of his role.
Mickael combines strong technical expertise with a real eye for detail and user experience. He has a deep understanding of modern front-end frameworks and best practices. Beyond his technical ability, he doesn't just build features, he thinks critically about performance, usability, accessibility, and long-term sustainability.
He collaborates seamlessly with Product, Design, QA, and Backend teams, always bringing thoughtful input and constructive challenge when needed. He is proactive in identifying improvements, reducing technical debt, and raising the overall quality bar of the team.
Mickael is reliable, solution-oriented, and calm under pressure. Whether working on complex UI challenges, optimising performance, or supporting release cycles, he consistently demonstrates professionalism and a strong commitment to excellence.
Any team would be fortunate to have him — he's not only a great developer but also a fantastic colleague to work with.
He also like croissants 🥐