Seriously fast
Static and server rendering, image optimisation and edge hosting for great Core Web Vitals.
React websites and web apps that load fast and rank well.
I'm a Next.js developer in Perth. I helped build the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games website in Next.js as part of the VML team, and this site is built with it too. I use it for business websites, headless CMS builds and web apps that need to be quick.
Next.js is the framework a lot of the web's fastest sites run on. Pages can be pre-built so they load instantly, search engines see real content, and it scales from a five-page site to a full web app without changing tools. Paired with a headless CMS, your team still gets an easy editor while the front end stays fast and fully custom.
Static and server rendering, image optimisation and edge hosting for great Core Web Vitals.
Real HTML for Google and AI search, structured data and metadata handled per page.
A headless CMS like Sanity, Contentful or WordPress so your team can update content safely.
Add logins, dashboards, payments or AI features later on the same codebase.
Content, integrations and whether static, server or hybrid rendering fits best.
Custom design in Figma, shaped into a reusable component system.
Next.js and React development with preview links for every change.
Deployment on Vercel or your preferred host, analytics and ongoing support.
Every project is different, so we start with a free consult to work out what's involved. You get a fixed quote — and can pay it off monthly.
Can't see your question? — I reply to every message personally.
Next.js is a React framework for building websites and web apps. It's known for speed and SEO because pages can be pre-rendered, and it's used by companies of every size.
It can be, especially if speed, custom design or future features matter. For a simple site you'll edit a lot yourself, WordPress or Squarespace may be simpler, and I'll tell you honestly which suits you.
Yes. I connect it to a headless CMS so you can edit pages, posts and images in a friendly editor without touching code.
Yes. I can keep WordPress as the editor and build a faster Next.js front end, or move everything across, with redirects so you keep your Google rankings.
Usually on Vercel, which is built by the team behind Next.js, but Netlify, AWS and other hosts work too.
Tell me a little about what you're working on. I'll reply within one business day with honest thoughts — even if I'm not the right fit.