Top Angular Web Development Agencies for Dynamic Web Applications

Angular web development is gaining popularity as a front-end framework at a time when the customer's digital experience is king. Your website's front end refers to its written and graphic design elements, appearance (colors and layout), and navigation. Because it's what your market sees and interacts with, client-side development is as vital as its back end, which covers data storage, organization, and security.

Angular's short development time, fast loading speed, and cross-platform capability (mobile-friendliness) are among the top reasons front-end developers choose it for creating user interfaces. The framework is ideal for single-page applications (SPAs) or web apps that load one HTML page, which updates its contents as the user interacts with it. Google, Gmail, and YouTube are examples of SPAs.

We’ve listed seven leading agencies you can consider for your Angular web development needs and other details to deepen your understanding of this framework.

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Best Angular Web Development Companies

Here are some of the leading web development agencies specializing in Angular:

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Angular Framework Usage

Angular and its predecessor, Angular JS, are among the most widely used frameworks. They are in fifth and 13th place in Statista's 2023 rankings. 

Source: Statista

Angular supports 97,987 live websites, while 1.8 million live websites run on AngularJS. Besides Alphabet-owned Google entities, the following companies also used Angular to build their websites:

• Microsoft
• Forbes
• Mastercard
• Samsung
• Wikiwand
• Crunchbase
• LEGO

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Where Does Angular Web Development Work Best?

The angular framework is suitable for the following:

• Progressive web apps 

Angular can integrate mobile app features like offline reading and push notifications onto your website.

• Animation and dynamic content

Angular's API lets you create dynamic dashboards, high-performance animations, and custom widgets.

• Enterprise-level web apps

Angular frameworks can support complex operations and scale while maintaining high performance. Examples of these tasks include refactoring or restructuring your code while keeping its original functionality intact and autocomplete—or assistance that "auto-fills" content for users when filling up fields or blanks in online forms.

• eCommerce development

You can test and load websites built on Angular quickly, speeding up your online sales and reducing customer frustration. The framework's safe code variables also ensure the security of customer data—including payment information.

• Server-side rendered applications

Thanks to Angular Universal, your website's content is generated on your server before being sent to the browser. This process allows search engines to see or read your content before displaying it to users, addressing the SEO limitations of regular SPA frameworks.

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Continuous Support from Google

Angular's updates are compatible with Google's products. Moreover, its users have formed groups, including StackOverflow, AngularAir, and Dev.to, where members can ask and get advice for solutions to various problems.

Brief History

Misko Hevery and Adam Abrons started building the framework in 2009. Both worked at Brat Tech LLC then, creating the software to help web designers turn a static webpage into an interactive one with dynamic content. Abrons reportedly chose “angular” because developers enclose a code or HTML tags in angle brackets (< >).

They launched the program on getangular.com because the domain "angular.com" already had a registered owner. Hevery later worked for Google—in particular, Google Feedback, using the framework to shorten a 17,000-line code to 1,500 lines in three weeks. In 2010, Google officially launched AngularJS (JS stands for JavaScript). The framework rebranded itself as Angular in 2016 as TypeScript replaced JavaScript in application development. Google currently maintains and updates Angular, which is on its 16th version.

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Tips for Finding Angular Development Agencies

Before considering outsourcing your website's development to angular developers, take the following steps:

1. Be precise about your needs. 

Clarify your goals so you can tell your future development partner precisely what you want them to build. Meet with your marketing team and key members of your business to discuss: 

• The features you want or expect the website or application to perform, including whether it must work with your other existing company tools
• Your target audience
• Your deadline or timelines
• Your budget

Also, get input from your in-house developers or IT staff. Involve them in your shortlisting and interview team.

2. Create a job description.

After gathering feedback from your colleagues and agreeing on your project requirements, list the duties and responsibilities of the angular agency you wish to hire. Writing a job description will make it easier to shortlist candidates and assess your chosen partner later.

3. Research your options.

You can find candidates by getting recommendations from friends, browsing online business listings, or posting vacancies. Before posting a job ad, scan similar posts in the platform where you'll place your announcement to ensure your job description has all the vital details.

• Look for agencies with expertise and experience in your industry or your particular line of business. 
• Check their data protection policies.
• Examine what their websites say, review their portfolios and past collaborations, and read customers' feedback on their social channels and review sites. You can also investigate developers individually by going to LinkedIn. 
• Find out your vendor’s size. Experts recommend middle to large-scale agencies with plenty of specialists on board. An agency with a large workforce will ensure that staff will be available to complete your project with the highest possible quality control.

4. Shortlist candidates and schedule interviews.

After collating your research results, shortlist your choices and schedule a meeting with potential candidates. 

5. Plan your questions.

a. Assess the development team's technical skills. 

Ask them about past projects they have handled and if they've worked on any contract similar to what you wrote in your project description.

Among the primary skills to look for include knowledge in:

• TypeScript, the language used to write Angular apps
• API integration, which links Angular with your back-end technology
• Reactive programming (Reactive Extensions for JavaScript or RxJS) for real-time data updates, such as changes on your app or webpage once a user places an order. 
• Responsive design, which allows your website to look good on any device—whether on a desktop PC, smartphone, or tablet
• Server-side rendering
• Versioning tools because Angular has different versions
• Unit testing to check whether the product meets your requirements
• Understanding the product's lifecycle and how to solve problems in all stages of web development

b. Determine the candidate's communication and organizational processes.

Ask how you can reach them and how regularly you will hear from them. Inquire about their workflow and how they plan to report their progress and coordinate with your in-house team.

c. Be clear about pricing and timelines.

You should formally agree on remuneration and deadlines through a written contract. How will you assess the app’s performance, and how much will rework cost in case of technical changes? Your agreement should include these details to avoid misunderstandings, as well as consequences in the event of failure, termination clauses, and non-disclosure agreement conditions.