High-performance website with Next.js or Astro
Launch a fast marketing site or portfolio with Next.js or Astro, using modern rendering, image optimization, and SEO-friendly HTML from day one.
How I approach it
- Pick the right rendering model
Choose static generation, SSR, or hybrid rendering based on content freshness and interactivity needs.
- Optimize the delivery pipeline
Implement code splitting, lazy loading, and modern image formats for strong Core Web Vitals.
- Ship responsive, accessible UI
Build layouts that work across devices with semantic markup search engines and assistive tech can parse.
What you gain
A performance-first site earns better rankings, higher engagement, and a stronger first impression.
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Questions about this build
How the first version is cut, what you own at launch, and how the price is set. The quote follows the scope we write down.
How do you choose Astro or Next.js?
From the content and how interactive the site is. Astro fits a speed-first marketing site or portfolio. Next.js fits when you need more application-like interaction or a mix of static and server rendering. I recommend one before we build, including whether pages are static, server-rendered, or hybrid, based on how fresh the content must be.
What changes the price of a new marketing site?
The number of templates, the languages, and whether a CMS is attached. There is no starting price on this site. Share the pages, the timeline, and who will edit content. I reply within one business day with the scope and a quote.
What is included in the build?
The rendering model we chose, image optimization and code splitting, and a responsive interface with semantic HTML. Crawlable markup is part of it: headings, metadata, and HTML that does not depend on a script to exist. Copywriting, a brand identity, and a product backend are separate unless we add them.
How long does it take?
A short template set is not the same job as a large content site, and I do not publish one duration for both. We agree the sequence first: structure, then the delivery pipeline, then the pages. You review along the way, not only at the end.
What do I own at launch?
The repository, the decisions written down, and a site your team can extend. I can stay on after launch to keep an eye on Core Web Vitals. That continuation is optional.
Plan a web project: new site or rebuild
Share your goals, timeline, and stack. I reply within one business day with next steps.