Pages that explain and convert.
A service site with a clear structure, useful content, contact paths and page-specific search metadata. Add editable content when you need it.
Next.js development in New York City.
A website today. Room for a product tomorrow. I build around your business workflow, with a scope and repository you control.
WebsitesFrom $500Web appsFrom $12,000
The same care beyond a landing page.
Decalker, Linkbuk, Cuttiz, Botysk and Tattoo Academy all use Next.js.
A website, a workflow, or both.
Website design
A workflow people can use.
Accounts, permissions, stored data and connected tools. I define the important states, including empty screens, failures and recovery.
Keep the paths that matter.
Start with a content and URL inventory. Map redirects, preserve useful pages and validate forms and integrations before changing the domain.
Before choosing Next.js.
When does Next.js make sense for my business?
Next.js makes sense when your site needs custom design, connected content or an application behind it. I scope the editing workflow and integrations first; a simple template site may be enough for a smaller need.
How much does a Next.js project cost?
A landing page is $500, and a web app starts from $12,000. Page count, user roles, integrations and migration work determine the written scope and fixed quote.
Can you move my existing website to Next.js?
Yes, a migration can be scoped around your current pages, content and integrations. I map existing URLs, plan redirects, move agreed content and check the important contact and payment paths before switching the domain.
Will Next.js automatically make my website fast?
No, speed depends on what the page sends and how it is built. I review JavaScript, images, fonts and third-party scripts, then separate build measurements from browser tests and real-user results.
Can I edit the website after launch?
Yes, editable content can be included when a CMS is part of the scope. I agree which fields need editing before choosing the setup, and provide a handoff for those tasks.
Who owns the code and handles updates?
You own the source code and receive the repository handoff. Ongoing care is a separate scope; Site Care is $99/mo, and larger application work is quoted separately.