Full-Stack Web Development
Full-stack web development that scores as well as it sells.
React, Next.js, Node.js, and TypeScript, built for Core Web Vitals and search from the first commit, not patched in before launch.
Performance and code quality as defaults, not a pre-launch scramble.
How it typically works
A process built for this discipline.
Discovery and sitemap
We map the pages, content model, and conversion paths before any component gets built.
Design system and architecture
We build a token-based component system so the site stays consistent as it grows.
Build and content integration
We wire up the CMS or data source and build against real content, not lorem ipsum.
Performance and SEO pass
We audit Core Web Vitals, metadata, and structured data before launch, not after a client complains.
Launch and monitor
We deploy, watch real-user metrics, and fix regressions before they cost you rankings.
What we build
What you get when we take this on.
Marketing sites and web applications
E-commerce and content platforms
Design system implementation
API integration and data-driven interfaces
Technical SEO foundations
Performance optimization and Core Web Vitals tuning
95+ Lighthouse performance as a baseline
Our BioDry build shipped as a fully SEO-optimized, conversion-focused lead generation site for a physical product in a competitive market, not just a portfolio piece.
FAQ
Common questions about this work.
Why Next.js instead of another framework?
For most marketing sites and web apps, Next.js gives us server rendering, image optimization, and routing in one framework without extra infrastructure. Where a client already runs something else successfully, we work in that stack rather than force a migration for its own sake.
Can you migrate an existing site without losing search rankings?
Yes. We preserve URL structure, set up redirects for anything that has to change, and validate structured data and metadata before cutover. Ranking dips on a well-planned migration are usually avoidable, not inevitable.
Do you handle SEO, or just the technical foundation?
We own the technical foundation: metadata, semantic HTML, structured data, sitemaps, and Core Web Vitals. Content strategy and link building are usually better served by a specialist, and we will say so rather than oversell it.
How long does a typical web build take?
A focused marketing site is usually 3 to 5 weeks. A web application with custom data and interactions runs 8 to 14 weeks depending on scope. We give you a real number after discovery, not a placeholder range.
What happens after launch?
You get a maintainable codebase and documentation regardless of whether you continue with us. Most clients keep us on for a lighter-touch retainer to handle updates and monitor performance, but the site works without one.
Let's build something that ships.
Tell us your goals, timeline, and budget. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team and what it would take to get started.
Average response time: 12 hours
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