NEXT.JS
WEBSITE
DEVELOPMENT.
Websites that load as HTML, rank because the markup earns it, and stay editable by the people who write the copy. If your project is a product rather than a site, the application work is the better fit; the full service list sits one level up.
WHAT WE BUILD ON THE WEB.
Marketing and corporate websites
Multi-template sites where editors ship pages without tickets: composable sections, typed content models, and previews that match production.
Headless CMS integration
Content modelled around how your team writes, wired to Next.js with incremental revalidation so a publish is live in seconds without a full rebuild.
Core Web Vitals budgets
LCP, INP and CLS targets agreed at kickoff and enforced in CI. Images, fonts and third-party scripts are put on a budget rather than left to chance.
Technical SEO foundations
Server-rendered HTML, per-route metadata, canonical URLs, structured data, clean URL design and a sitemap that reflects the routes that actually exist.
HOW A SITE GETS FAST.
Decide rendering per route
Static where content is stable, revalidated where it changes on publish, server-rendered where it is genuinely per-visitor. Written down before a component exists.
Put the payload on a budget
Fonts subset and self-hosted, images generated at build, third-party tags deferred or declined. The budget fails the build, not the launch review.
Hand the keys over
Content models, component documentation and a deployment runbook, so the next page does not need us. Costs are itemised on the estimate calculator.
QUESTIONS.
Which rendering strategy will my website use?
Marketing pages are statically generated and revalidated on publish, so they serve from the edge as HTML. Anything genuinely dynamic — search, pricing by region, gated content — is rendered on request. We write the choice down per route before build, so nothing is decided by accident.
Can the site run on our existing CMS?
Yes. We build against headless content APIs and model the content types with your editors, so publishing does not require a developer. If you have no CMS yet we will recommend one that matches how your team actually writes.
How is SEO handled at the code level?
Per-route titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, Open Graph tags, structured data, an accurate sitemap and crawlable server-rendered HTML. Content and keyword strategy stay with you; the technical layer is ours.
START YOUR
WEBSITE.
Bring the sitemap, the CMS you use and the pages that matter commercially. The diagnostic week turns that into a fixed price.