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Next.js websites

Designed like an editorial system. Engineered like production infrastructure.

Custom website design and development for companies that need more than a template. Pixellab combines direct collaboration with production-grade Next.js engineering to create websites that load quickly, rank clearly, and remain easy for teams to update.

Every engagement starts by aligning code with the reality of the business it supports—pricing pages that reflect current offers, forms that route to the right inbox, and a CMS structure that mirrors how the team actually publishes. The same attention carries through to production, with monitoring, sensible defaults, and documentation that keep the website working long after launch.

Timeline

6–10 weeks

Stack bias

SSR / Headless CMS / Vercel

Next step

Technical discovery call

What this service solves

A successful business website has to do several jobs at once: explain your offer, earn trust, appear in relevant searches, and turn visits into qualified enquiries. Content hierarchy and conversion paths are planned before development so every page has a clear purpose.

The build uses semantic HTML, responsive components, efficient image delivery, server rendering, and a practical content management workflow. Performance, accessibility, analytics, and technical SEO are part of the implementation from the start—not extras added before launch.

Lighthouse performance benchmark

Real-world scores at 100/100

This Lighthouse report shows the website reaching 100 in Performance, Best Practices, and SEO, with 96 in Accessibility and full marks in Agentic Browsing.

These results come from deliberate engineering choices in every Next.js build: lean components, optimized assets, strong semantic structure, and technical SEO foundations configured from day one.

The benchmark is useful because it connects code quality to business outcomes: faster pages, clearer crawlability, better usability signals, and a more reliable path from visits to enquiries.

100

Performance

100

Accessibility

100

Best Practices

100

SEO

● 2/2 AGENTIC BROWSING

Lighthouse quality benchmark

What is included

  • Content and information architecture

    Page hierarchy, messaging priority, and conversion paths planned so every template has a clear job for visitors and search.

  • Custom responsive UI development

    Bespoke interface components built around real content, with layouts that stay clear and usable from mobile through desktop.

  • Next.js App Router build

    A maintainable production codebase with server rendering, efficient assets, and sensible defaults for speed and SEO.

  • Headless CMS integration

    Editor-friendly fields and workflows tailored to how the team publishes pages, case studies, services, and metadata.

  • Analytics and conversion tracking

    Measurement setup for the actions that matter—form submits, key page views, and enquiry quality—not vanity traffic alone.

  • Accessibility and performance QA

    Device, browser, accessibility, and Core Web Vitals checks before launch so the site ships reliable and fast.

How the project works

  1. 01

    Discovery and strategy

    Audience, business goals, priority search topics, required pages, and the actions visitors should take are clarified.

  2. 02

    Content and interface

    Page hierarchy, reusable components, responsive layouts, and CMS fields are structured around real content.

  3. 03

    Development

    The approved direction becomes a maintainable Next.js codebase with SEO, accessibility, analytics, and performance built in.

  4. 04

    Launch and handover

    Key devices and browsers are tested, redirects and metadata are configured, the site is deployed, and teams are shown how to manage it.

Frequently asked questions

Why hire a web developer instead of an agency?+

You work directly with the person planning and building the website, which reduces handoffs and keeps communication clear. For focused projects, this can provide senior technical ownership with a leaner process.

Can you redesign and rebuild an existing website?+

Yes. Pixellab can audit the current site, retain valuable content and search visibility, improve the user journey, and manage redirects during the move to Next.js.

Will the team be able to update the website without developer help?+

Yes. Pixellab can connect a headless CMS and tailor its fields to each publishing workflow, so teams can edit pages, case studies, services, and metadata without touching code.

Is SEO included in the website build?+

Technical SEO foundations are included, covering semantic structure, metadata, crawlability, sitemap generation, structured data, performance, and redirect planning. Ongoing content or link-building campaigns can be scoped separately.

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