Websites

Next.js

Fast, Clean, Built to Rank.

What's included

Web applications and websites built with Next.js and React — where performance and SEO actually matter. From eCommerce platforms to corporate sites to custom web apps, the focus is always on what the site needs to do, not just how it looks.

Every project starts with the right questions — what does this site need to achieve, who's using it, and how will content be managed. From there, everything is built to last. WordPress available as an option when the project calls for a content-managed solution without custom development overhead.

Full Project Ownership

From architecture decisions to live deployment. Design system, component library, CMS setup, integrations, performance optimization — all under one roof. No handoff problems, no communication overhead.

Team Integration

Need an experienced frontend engineer to join an existing web project? Available for both short-term and long-term engagements, hybrid or remote. React and Next.js codebases only.

CMS Integration

Sanity, WordPress, or headless CMS of choice — so the client can update content without touching code. Built properly from the start, not bolted on at the end.

Third-party Integrations

Payment gateways, delivery platforms, CRM, marketing automation, analytics — if the business runs on it, it can be connected. Worked with Stripe, DoorDash, Klaviyo, Talon.One, and more.

How a web project actually runs

No waterfall, no black boxes. Here's what every web engagement looks like from first call to live site.

01

Discovery & Scope

Goals, target audience, content structure, integrations needed, CMS requirements — all mapped out before a line of code is written.

02

Design & Architecture

Component structure, routing, CMS schema, API design. The decisions that define how fast and how well the site scales.

03

Development & Testing

Regular builds, cross-browser testing, performance checks, SEO fundamentals — throughout the process, not just at the end.

04

Launch & Support

Deployment, DNS, final QA, and post-launch monitoring. Content team handover included when CMS is part of the project.

What's under the hood.

Every project is different, but the core stack stays consistent — chosen for reliability, performance, and the ability to scale. Here's what I work with on web projects.

Frontend

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript

Backend & Cloud

  • Node.js
  • Nest.js
  • Azure
  • SQL
  • MongoDB

CMS & Content

  • Sanity
  • WordPress

Tools

  • Figma
  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • Confluence