Web development
Fast, accessible sites built on Next.js. Server-rendered, statically cached, no template bloat.
See if you need this ↗What this actually solves.
Most sites are assembled from a theme and a stack of plugins. They look right on launch day, then slow down as content grows, break in ways nobody can trace, and hand search engines a page that needs JavaScript to read. Fixing that later costs more than building it properly once.
We build custom sites rather than assembling plugins. That means server-rendered HTML a crawler can read without executing JavaScript, images served in modern formats at the right size, and a build that fails loudly when a page regresses. The result is a site that stays fast after the launch photos are taken.
How the work runs.
Scope
We map the pages, the content model and the integrations before writing code. You see the structure and approve it, so there is no surprise about what is being built.
Build
Work ships in reviewable increments on a staging URL. You watch it come together rather than waiting for a reveal at the end.
Harden
Accessibility pass, performance budget wired into the build, structured data validated. A regression fails the build instead of reaching production.
Hand over
You get the repository, the deployment, and documentation of how it fits together. No lock-in, another developer can pick it up.
What you receive.
Custom Next.js build, server-rendered and statically cached
Responsive layouts tested from 320px up
WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility pass
Core Web Vitals budget enforced in CI
Whether this is for you.
This works when
- You need a site that stays fast as content grows
- Search visibility matters to how you get customers
- You want to own the code, not rent a page builder
This is not for you if
- You need it live this week
- A template would genuinely do the job
- You want someone to maintain an existing WordPress install
Questions about this one.
WordPress is a good fit when non-technical people publish constantly and the design is standard. Next.js is better when speed, custom interaction or search visibility drive the outcome, because the HTML is rendered on the server and the build can enforce performance budgets.
Yes. We wire in a content source that matches how you actually work, whether that is a headless CMS, Markdown in the repository, or a database. We choose it with you during scoping.
Everything: the repository, the deployment configuration and the documentation. There is no proprietary layer you would need us to maintain.