0.9s
Mobile LCP achieved on a recent rebuild
98/100
Typical Lighthouse performance score
+64%
Mobile revenue lift after one migration
What this actually involves
Most websites are built to look good in a design review and then quietly lose money for years. They load slowly on the phones most of your customers actually use, they bury the one action you want people to take, and they are structured in a way search engines struggle to read.
I build the opposite: hand-coded Next.js sites where performance, accessibility and search structure are decisions made on day one rather than patches applied at the end. You get a site your team can edit without a developer, that scores in the nineties on mobile, and that gives your SEO something solid to stand on.
A good fit if you are
- Businesses on a slow, plugin-heavy legacy site
- Companies whose mobile conversion rate lags desktop badly
- Founders who need a marketing site their team can edit safely
- Stores wanting a headless front-end on their existing commerce backend
What's included
- Next.js / React development (App Router, TypeScript)
- High-converting landing pages
- E-commerce and headless storefronts
- Core Web Vitals and performance tuning
- Responsive, accessible, mobile-first builds
- CMS integration so you can edit content yourself
Free consultation · No obligation
The process, step by step
No black boxes — you always know what stage we are at and what comes next.
Discovery and audit
We agree what the site is actually for — the one or two actions that matter. I audit your current site’s performance, structure and analytics so we have a baseline to measure against.
Architecture and design
Sitemap, URL structure and page templates come first, because they determine how the site can rank. Then wireframes and high-fidelity design, reviewed on real mobile screens.
Build
Next.js and TypeScript, component by component, with performance budgets enforced as I go. Content moves into a CMS so you can edit it without touching code.
Test and launch
Cross-browser and device testing, accessibility checks, redirect mapping from the old URLs, and analytics verification before we switch DNS. Launches happen without losing rankings.
Post-launch support
Thirty days of included support to catch anything the real world surfaces, plus a handover session and documentation for your team.
Web Development — common questions
How long does a website build take?
A focused marketing site is typically four to six weeks. A larger site with custom functionality or e-commerce runs eight to twelve. I give you a firm timeline after discovery, not before — an estimate made without seeing your content is a guess.
Will I be able to update the site myself?
Yes. Content lives in a CMS with a plain-language editor, so you can publish pages, posts and images without a developer. You get a walkthrough and written documentation at handover.
What happens to my rankings when the site changes?
This is the part most rebuilds get wrong. I map every existing URL to its new equivalent with 301 redirects, preserve the pages that already earn traffic, and monitor Search Console closely for the first month after launch.
Do you work with existing designs?
Happily. If you have a designer or brand guidelines, I build to them. If you do not, design is included.
Often combined with
These pair naturally with web development.
Ready to get started with web development?
Tell me where you are now and what you are aiming at. I'll come back with an honest assessment and a clear plan — usually within one business day.