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Websites & Landing Pages

Fast websites that load instantly and convert. Your website is often the first thing a customer or partner judges you by. We build sites and landing pages with Next.js that load fast, rank well and are easy to test — with tracking wired in properly from the start.

What we deliver

What’s included

01

Company websites

Premium marketing sites with a CMS or simple content files — your choice.

02

Landing pages

Campaign pages built for one goal, fast on mobile and ready for A/B testing.

03

Prelanders & advertorials

Content-led pages that warm up paid traffic before the offer.

04

Multi-step forms

Forms with validation, progress saving and consent capture built in.

05

Performance tuning

Core Web Vitals work on images, fonts, scripts and caching.

06

Technical SEO setup

Metadata, sitemaps, structured data and clean URLs out of the box.

Typical use cases

  • A company site that looks as serious as your product
  • A landing page system for fast campaign launches
  • Rebuilding a slow site to pass Core Web Vitals
  • Lead forms with validation and consent records

What you receive

  • Responsive, accessible website
  • CMS or content workflow
  • Analytics and tag setup
  • SEO foundations
  • Hosting, SSL and redirects
  • Training session for your team

Tools & technology

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSMotionGSAPGoogle Tag ManagerGA4

How we deliver

From brief to results

  1. 01

    Strategy & sitemap

    Goals, audiences, pages and the actions each page should drive.

  2. 02

    Design

    A distinct visual system with motion that serves the content.

  3. 03

    Build & integrate

    Next.js build with tags, forms and CMS connected.

  4. 04

    Launch & optimize

    Speed, SEO and conversion checks — then ongoing tests.

FAQ

Websites & Landing Pages: common questions

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Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll reply with clear next steps — usually a short call, then a written proposal.