Websites & web apps
Fast on day one. Easy to change on day three hundred.
I build in Next.js and React with TypeScript: server rendering where it helps, static pages where they can be, SEO from the first commit, and code your next developer won't curse me for.
Live demo
- HTML is made
- At build, refreshed in the background
- Data is fresh
- Every few minutes
- Best for
- Blogs, catalogues
Pick a rendering strategy and watch how the same page reaches the browser.
Problems it solves
Soundsfamiliar?
- 01A site that looks fine but loads slowly and ranks poorly
- 02Every small change needs a developer and a week
- 03An old codebase where fixing one thing breaks two others
- 04A page builder you have completely outgrown
What you get
Deliverables
- A Next.js codebase in TypeScript
- Responsive pages checked on phone, tablet and desktop
- SEO metadata, sitemap, structured data and social previews
- Content you can edit yourself, through a CMS where it makes sense
- Deployment on Vercel or Netlify with preview links
- Handover notes your team can work from
Scope, timeline and cost are agreed per project after we talk, never before.
Approach
How wewould work
- 01
Requirements
We agree what the site must do and how we will know it works, before any screen is built.
- 02
Architecture
Routes, data and rendering chosen page by page.
- 03
Components
A typed component system first, then pages assembled from it.
- 04
Ship
A preview link for every change, and speed checked before launch.
A good fit for
- Startups shipping a first product or website
- Businesses moving off templates and page builders
- Agencies that need a dependable development partner
Tools I use for this
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Strapi
- Vercel
- Netlify
Related work is linked from the projects as each case study is published.
Let's plan your website or web app.
Start the brief