Website Development

Website development for startups that runs like production, not a portfolio.

We don't just design. We build production-ready websites in Next.js + React + Tailwind — the same stack we use to ship real products.

The problem we solve

Why founders bring this to us.

WordPress builds break after the second plugin update. Webflow gets expensive at scale. Custom Next.js sites give you real performance and full control — but most agencies do not have designers who can code the design they made.

What you get

Deliverables spelled out.

  • Next.js + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS production codebase
  • Deployed on Vercel with custom domain and SSL
  • CMS integration (Sanity, Contentful, or MDX in the repo)
  • Analytics (Vercel + Plausible or Google Analytics)
  • SEO groundwork: canonical, meta, sitemap, robots, structured data
  • Lighthouse Performance + Accessibility + SEO all 90+

Our process

How this engagement runs.

  1. 1

    Stack alignment

    Confirm framework, hosting, CMS, and any integrations before code starts.

  2. 2

    Component build

    Foundational components, tokens, and layout system in week one.

  3. 3

    Page build

    Every page assembled from components, wired to CMS, deployed to staging.

  4. 4

    Launch + monitoring

    Deploy, wire analytics, set up uptime + error monitoring.

FAQ

Website Development — quick answers.

Yes, for the right project. Framer for a fast marketing site with heavy motion. Shopify for e-commerce. WordPress if you already have a content team on it. Next.js remains the default for anything performance- or scale-sensitive.

You do, from the moment final payment lands. Everything ships to your GitHub, your Vercel account, your CMS. Full IP transfer in writing.

Yes — performance audits, SEO groundwork, and targeted rebuilds of specific pages are all possible. Say what you need and I will scope the smallest useful engagement.

Ready to scope website development?

Spend 3 minutes on the intake form. I'll send back a fixed-price scope within 24 hours — usually faster.