Web Development
Fast, accessible sites built to rank from the first deploy.
Next.js and React builds — marketing sites, product sites, multilingual sites and web applications — with Core Web Vitals, structured data and internal linking designed in rather than retrofitted by an SEO six months later.
Typical timeline: 3–10 weeks depending on page count and template complexity
When this is the right call
Problems this solves
In the words people actually use when they get in touch, rather than in the words the technology uses.
- “The current site is slow, and the fix keeps being postponed”
- “Every content change needs a developer”
- “You need multiple languages and the current setup cannot do it properly”
- “A template site has hit its limit”
Deliverables
What you get
- A deployed site, with source in your repository
- Core Web Vitals within target on real devices
- Structured data, sitemaps and metadata implemented correctly
- A CMS your team can actually use, where one is needed
- Handover documentation
Approach
How it is built
- Next.js and TypeScript, prerendered where prerendering is right
- Tailwind, with a design system rather than one-off styles
- Internationalisation done properly — hreflang, canonicals and locale routing that agree with each other
- Redirect mapping before launch, because that is where migrations lose their rankings
Process
How it runs
- 1
Scope and sitemap
Pages, templates, and who edits what.
- 2
Design or adapt
From your brand, or built to it.
- 3
Build
Component by component, reviewable as it goes.
- 4
Optimise
Vitals, accessibility, metadata, schema.
- 5
Launch
Redirect mapping, verification, monitoring.
What it costs
Scope and price agreed on a short call — no obligation, and you get a written figure before anything starts.
Get a figureWhat I need from you
- Brand assets, or agreement to work from a simple system
- Content, or a decision on who writes it
- One approver for design decisions
- Domain and hosting access at launch
Not included
- Copywriting at volume
- Logo or brand identity design
- Ongoing content updates, unless retained
- Hosting and domain fees
Related work
Something similar, already built
Web Development — questions people ask
Why Next.js rather than WordPress?
Speed, control and Core Web Vitals headroom. But WordPress is the right answer when a non-technical team publishes daily and needs a mature editor, and I will say so rather than sell the stack I prefer.
Can our team edit content?
Yes, with a headless CMS where that is needed. Which one depends on who is editing and how often.
Will we lose rankings when we migrate?
Not if redirects are mapped before launch and verified after. Migrations that lose rankings almost always skipped that step.
Do you do multilingual sites?
Yes. This site runs nine locales with enforced translation parity — a build guard fails if a locale drifts. That problem is more interesting than it sounds.
Who hosts it?
You do, on your accounts. I will recommend and set it up; the credentials stay yours.
What about accessibility?
Semantic markup, keyboard navigation and contrast are part of the build rather than an audit afterwards.
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Tell me what you are trying to do
You get a written figure and a scope before anything begins. If this is not the right service for the problem, I will say which one is — or that none of them are.
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Opens the chat with your message already written. Usually answered the same day.
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Roughly what you have already, what a good outcome looks like, and any budget or deadline you are working to — that is enough for a first reply with a real figure in it.