Angular Frontend Audit
Clarity in just a few days
A prioritized heatmap and roadmap that enable your team to deliver faster without interrupting ongoing development.
- 3–5 days
- Remote or on site
- German or English
- Fixed price after a first call
What the audit gives you
- Reduces architecture and state complexity that slows down delivery
- Shows the most important risks and quick wins clearly prioritized
- Delivers an actionable roadmap for the next 6–12 weeks
- Makes AI-generated code visible that does not fit the architecture
Who is this for?
For teams running Angular in production with questions about architecture and best practices. Frontend first – but we look across the API boundary into your .NET or Java backend where it affects the frontend.
Typical situations
Angular apps with growing complexity
Features, teams, domains

Inconsistent patterns
Services, Signals and RxJS mixed at random

High release pressure, rising regressions, risky changes
Every release a risk

Typical symptoms
If this sounds familiar, the audit is worth it.
- „Small changes have big side effects“
- „State is everywhere and nobody knows where the data lives“
- „Nobody dares to refactor anymore“
- „Tests exist, but don't really help“
- „The app feels slow / hard to maintain“
- „Every new feature area makes it worse“
- „Half the new code comes from Copilot or Claude and nobody can say whether it fits the architecture“
- „The frontend is clean, but every API change breaks something on one of the two sides“
What you get
Prioritized heatmap
(green/yellow/red) across the relevant areas
Top risks & root-cause analysis
Impact x effort
Quick wins
Immediate improvements with high impact
Roadmap
(6–12 weeks) including the recommended order
Readout session
with engineers and leads (incl. Q&A)
Recommendation
for the next phase (upgrade sprint/enablement)
Note: Remote or onsite anywhere in Switzerland. German or English.
How it works
Four steps, three to five working days, no downtime for your team.
Kickoff
60–90 min
Goals, context, pain points and focus areas – with engineers and leads, remote or at your office.
Review & analysis
2–3 days
Code base, architecture, state flows, quality gates, patterns, AI-generated code – we read, measure and ask.
Heatmap & roadmap
1 day
Findings prioritised by impact and effort, quick wins marked, next steps in order.
Readout
60–90 min
Results and discussion with the team, a decision paper for the next phase. Questions included.

Fabian Gosebrink
Microsoft MVP, Google Developer Expert
Fabian has been building Angular applications with teams for over ten years, has trained more than 1,000 developers and sees 10–20 Angular code bases a year in reviews and trainings. You get the patterns that worked elsewhere – and the mistakes you can skip.
Meet the team →Frequently asked questions
Do you need access to our code?
For the analysis, yes – read-only access to the repository is enough, under NDA if you like. For the first call and the quote we don’t need it: Angular version, team size and your biggest pain points are enough.
How long does an audit take?
Three to five working days, spread over one to two weeks. Your team keeps working normally; we only need you for the kickoff and the readout, 60–90 minutes each.
What does it cost?
A fixed price you get after the first call – depending on the size of the code base and the number of focus areas. No open-ended day rates, no surprises.
Do you look at the backend too?
Frontend first. Where it affects the frontend – API contracts, auth, error handling – we look across the boundary into your .NET or Java backend.
What happens after the readout?
That is up to you. Many teams implement the quick wins themselves and bring us in for an upgrade sprint or an architecture training; some only need the roadmap. There is no obligation.
Tell us briefly about your app
Three details are enough for an initial assessment and a quote: Angular version, team size, and what is slowing you down the most right now. We will get back to you within one business day – no strings attached.
- Quote within one business day
- Remote or onsite, German or English
- No access to your code needed until you want it