Fast, SEO-ready websites and web applications built on Next.js. Server-side rendering, static generation, and full-stack capability in one framework — built for businesses that need both marketing performance and app functionality.
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Overview
Next.js gives you what plain React can't on its own: pages that rank on Google, load instantly, and still let you build real app functionality behind the scenes. We use it for marketing sites that need to convert, SaaS products with public + authenticated areas, and anything where both speed and SEO matter. This site you're on right now is built in Next.js — we don't just build it, we run our business on it.
What we do
Our approach
Process
A clear process with no hidden stages, so you always know what is happening and what comes next.
We decide what's static, what's server-rendered, and what needs to be dynamic. This decision shapes performance and SEO, so we get it right before building.
We plan your content model (especially if pulling from a CMS) and design the page templates that will scale as you add more pages.
We build using the App Router, with proper data-fetching patterns (server components, streaming where useful) so pages stay fast as complexity grows.
Dynamic metadata, Open Graph tags, JSON-LD structured data, sitemap generation — all wired in from day one, not bolted on after launch.
Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals checks, mobile testing, and load testing on realistic Ugandan network conditions.
Deployment, analytics setup, and monitoring so you know if something breaks. 30 days of post-launch support included.
Pricing
Every project is quoted on scope after a short discovery call. See our pricing page for standard website packages.
FAQ
Straight answers on cost, timelines and what happens after launch. Still unsure? Ask us on WhatsApp.
Next.js adds server rendering, routing, image optimization, and SEO tooling out of the box. If Google ranking or fast first-load matters — marketing sites, blogs, e-commerce — Next.js is the better choice. For pure internal dashboards, plain React can be simpler.
A marketing site with a handful of pages. A content-heavy site with CMS integration. A full-stack app with auth and dashboards. We scope and quote after understanding your requirements.
Yes. We build headless setups where WordPress (or Sanity, Contentful) manages content and Next.js handles the front-end. You get a fast, modern site while keeping an editor-friendly CMS for your team.
Ranking depends on content and SEO strategy too, not just the framework — but Next.js removes the technical barriers: fast load times, proper metadata, server-rendered HTML that search engines can read immediately, and clean URL structures.
Both. Vercel is the simplest for most projects (built by the Next.js team, zero-config deploys). If you need self-hosting for cost or compliance reasons, we can containerize and deploy to DigitalOcean, AWS, or your own infrastructure.
Yes. We build custom storefronts on Next.js connected to Shopify (headless), a custom backend, or Stripe directly. This gives you full design control that template-based platforms don't allow.
Marketing site: 3–5 weeks. Content site with CMS: 5–8 weeks. Full-stack application: 8–16 weeks depending on scope. We work in sprints so you see progress every two weeks.
Yes. Monthly retainers from(content updates, bug fixes, small features) up tofor active ongoing development. Or hourly atfor occasional work. We quote after understanding your requirements — see our pricing page for standard packages.
Tell us about your project. We review your needs, recommend a solution and send a clear quote, usually within 24 hours.
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