I don't start from a template. I look at what has to happen once someone lands on the site — book, call, understand pricing, leave a contact — and I build the interface around that.
I use Next.js and React when a project needs a bespoke interface, careful animation or very low load times. WordPress when whoever runs the site has to update it alone, or when it needs a catalogue and a blog. I make that call during analysis, before the quote, and put it in writing.
what it includes
- Analysis of the existing site, competitors and real search behaviour before the quote
- End-to-end design and development, from wireframe to deploy
- Semantic structure and structured data planned with the pages, not bolted on after
- One point of contact for the whole project
faq
Do you use WordPress or build from scratch?
Both, depending on who will run the site. WordPress when the client needs to update content alone, or when the site needs a catalogue and a blog. Next.js or React when it needs a bespoke interface, careful animation or very low load times. I make the call during analysis and explain it in the quote.