Problem is communication there. > A manager came to me asking if we should rewrite the checkout of our E-Commerce platform using React because they had read a

Problem is communication there. > A manager came to me asking if we should rewrite the checkout of our E-Commerce platform using React because they had read a blog post about another company doing it All questions can be reflected easily. > Is our checkout page not performing well? > Will a new checkout solve our problem? Will React make our checkout page performing better / improve checkout ? > Why do they think a technology change is a solution? Can technology change (to React) improve our situation in anyway? Do they understand the implications of such a switch? > What would be the implications if we switch to React? Now those questions OP can answer. Manager read a blog post, he obviously don't have answer to this questions, that's why he is asking OP if they should rewrite. Asking "Why do they think a technology change is a solution?" is making wrong assumption that, manager thinks "technology change is a solution"