Websites that are fast, clean and findable.
We build Next.js sites that score green on Core Web Vitals, are crawled cleanly and match search intent — with SEO as an architectural decision, not an afterthought.
A website in 2026 is more than a digital storefront. It's the only owned-asset platform you fully control — and the source from which Google, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity derive their picture of your brand. Losing here means losing in both worlds at once.
The typical SMB site has three structural problems: poor performance on real devices, a content architecture that grew organically instead of being planned, and tracking that's more broken than people think. We build setups where all three layers are right from day one — not patched at the third relaunch.
Our stack is Next.js 15 (App Router), TypeScript, a headless CMS (Sanity, Contentful or Payload) and Vercel hosting. The combination delivers the performance Google demands for top rankings and the flexibility a growing company needs.
Why web performance decides your SEO
Google's Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) have been an official ranking factor since 2021 and weigh more in 2026 than ever. In our projects a one-second improvement on LCP correlates with 8–15 % more organic traffic — simply because faster sites rank higher and fewer users bounce. Speed isn't UX polish; it's pipeline.
Performance, structure and SEO as one system.
Discovery & architecture
We start with sitemap, intent clusters and conversion paths. Information architecture follows your audience's search and buying behaviour, not your internal org chart.
Design on a performance budget
Before pixels move, we define a per-page performance budget (LCP < 2.0s, INP < 100ms). Design decisions are validated against that budget.
Build with Next.js 15
Server components, streaming, image optimisation, lean hydration. Headless CMS for editorial teams that don't want to live in YAML files.
Technical SEO foundation
Structured data (Organization, Product, FAQ, Article), clean sitemap, robots hygiene, internal linking, canonical logic. Everything validated before launch.
Launch & monitoring
Go-live with real-user monitoring (Web Vitals lib, Sentry), Search Console setup and indexation check. We stay close in the first 30 days.
A website that doesn't just look good — it measurably outperforms the one before.
Fast Next.js site
Production-ready, deployed on Vercel or comparable edge hosting. All Core Web Vitals green on real 4G devices.
Headless CMS setup
Editor UI for your content teams. No developer needed to change content.
Technical SEO foundation
Schema.org markup, clean sitemap/robots, internal linking — the invisible 80 % of modern SEO.
Tracking architecture
GA4, server-side tagging, conversion API integrations. GDPR-compliant with clean Consent Mode v2.
Performance monitoring
Real-user monitoring of Core Web Vitals plus weekly Lighthouse reports.
Documentation & handover
Editor guidelines, content workflows, onboarding for your teams.
Three numbers that move pipeline.
Largest Contentful Paint
On real 4G devices — ranking factor since 2021.
Organic clicks (median)
Across the first 6 months post-relaunch.
Lighthouse SEO score
Structured data validated, markup clean.
What runs under the hood.
What people ask most.
When is a relaunch actually worth it?
When performance is below industry standard (LCP > 3s), the site isn't mobile-fit, the CMS blocks editorial work, or architecture turns every new feature into a hack. A relaunch 'because the design looks dated' is rarely a business case.
How long does a website project take?
A focused marketing site with Next.js + headless CMS lands in 8–14 weeks. Multi-site, ERP-connected or multi-language setups take proportionally longer.
What does a new site cost?
Fixed price after briefing. The 30-minute intro call is where we align scope, stack and effort and share a transparent range — before quoting.
Do you also handle maintenance & hosting?
Yes — as care plans (updates, monitoring, small optimisations) or as ongoing SEO/CRO retainers. Hosting runs on Vercel or comparable edge providers.
What about our old site? Will we lose rankings?
On the contrary. With proper 301 redirect mapping, kept URL structures where possible, and a performance jump, most sites gain visibility in the first 3–6 months. Without that prep, a relaunch can cost 30–50 % traffic.
Do you also do Shopify or WordPress?
Shopify yes — that's its own service area (e-commerce). WordPress we'll maintain on request, but for new projects we recommend Next.js with headless CMS — the performance and security gap has grown too wide.
Ready to become visible?
30-min intro call to align on scope, stack and timeline.