WordPress and Webflow top out when traffic spikes. Next.js does not. We build enterprise-grade sites on React Server Components and the App Router, leveraging Incremental Static Regeneration and edge caching so pages load in under a second at any scale. TypeScript ensures reliability, headless CMS integration gives your editors full control, and Vercel deployment means zero DevOps overhead. The result is a site that scores 95+ on Lighthouse, ranks faster, and never slows down.
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What We Deliver
React Server Components stream HTML from the server, eliminating client-side JavaScript bloat. Your pages render instantly with zero layout shift — faster first paint and better Core Web Vitals.
Next.js App Router with nested layouts, parallel routes, and intercepting routes delivers complex page structures without sacrificing performance or developer experience.
We connect Sanity, Contentful, Strapi, or your preferred CMS via typed APIs so editors publish content independently while developers maintain full control of the frontend.
Your site deploys globally on Vercel's edge network with automatic preview branches, rollback, and analytics — zero DevOps overhead, instant deploys, worldwide performance.
Dynamic metadata, JSON-LD structured data, XML sitemaps, and canonical management are baked into the codebase from day one — not bolted on via plugins that break on updates.
Server-side API routes handle form submissions, payment processing, CRM syncs, and third-party integrations without exposing secrets or spinning up a separate backend.
Our Process
We map your site goals, content model, integrations, and performance requirements into a technical architecture document before writing a single line of code.
High-fidelity designs built into interactive prototypes. You review real pages with real data in a staging environment — not static mockups that get lost in translation.
Component-driven development with TypeScript, automated testing, and CI/CD pipelines. Every feature is reviewed, tested, and deployed to a preview branch for your approval.
Production deployment with performance monitoring, CMS training, documentation, and a 30-day post-launch support window to resolve any issues and fine-tune analytics.
FAQ
A typical marketing site takes 6-10 weeks from kickoff to launch. E-commerce or complex web applications with custom integrations run 10-16 weeks. We provide a detailed timeline during the discovery phase and deploy incremental previews throughout so you see progress weekly, not just at launch.
Marketing sites typically range from $15,000-$40,000 depending on page count, integrations, and CMS complexity. Web applications start at $40,000 and scale with feature scope. We scope every project after discovery to give you a fixed-price quote — no surprises, no hourly billing anxiety.
Yes. We handle the full migration — content extraction, URL mapping with redirect rules, SEO preservation, and CMS setup. Most clients see a 40-60% improvement in page speed after migration. We monitor traffic and rankings closely for 30 days post-launch to ensure zero traffic loss.
We recommend a monthly retainer for dependency updates, security patches, CMS support, and performance monitoring. Next.js moves fast — framework updates every few months bring performance improvements but require testing. Without maintenance, technical debt accumulates and vulnerabilities go unpatched.
We work with Sanity, Contentful, Strapi, Payload CMS, and WordPress as a headless backend. The best choice depends on your editorial workflow, content complexity, and budget. Sanity is our default recommendation for its real-time collaboration and flexible schema, but we match the CMS to your team's needs.
Get a free architecture consultation where we map your site requirements, recommend the right CMS, and deliver a fixed-price scope — no strings attached.
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