SEO & web design that actually drives revenue

Nothing — for what it was designed for in 2003. But the web has changed. WordPress now accounts for 95% of all CMS infections (Sucuri, 2025) and the average WordPress site loads in 4.8 seconds on mobile — well above Google’s 2.5-second threshold. Every plugin you add is another potential security hole and another thing to maintain. We use Next.js because it eliminates those problems entirely: no plugins, no database to hack, and load times under 1 second.

No — we handle this carefully. We set up proper 301 redirects from every old URL to its new equivalent, preserve your meta titles and descriptions, and submit updated sitemaps to Google Search Console. Most clients see their rankings stabilize within 2–4 weeks and improve within 3 months because the new site is significantly faster and better structured. Page speed is a direct Google ranking factor, so a faster site actually helps your SEO.

Most sites launch in 3–4 weeks from kickoff. That’s not a typo — our AI-assisted development workflow and component-based architecture let us move fast without cutting corners. Traditional agencies quote 3–6 months for the same scope because they’re working with slower tools and more overhead.

Yes. We build every site with a content management layer so you can update text, images, blog posts, and basic page content without touching code. We also provide a training session before handoff. For structural changes or new pages, we’re always available to help.

Everything you need to launch and run: custom design (no templates), responsive development, SEO foundation, performance optimization, contact forms, Google Analytics, first-year hosting on a global CDN, SSL certificate, and a 30-day post-launch support window. There are no hidden fees and no surprise invoices.

No. That’s one of the biggest advantages of our stack. Unlike WordPress, which needs weekly updates to core, themes, and plugins, Next.js sites deploy as static files on a CDN. There’s no server to patch, no plugins to update, no database to maintain. After your 30-day support window, you can optionally add ongoing SEO or content work, but the site itself runs without babysitting.

Next.js is the framework behind Hulu, Nike, TikTok, Notion, and the Washington Post. It’s maintained by Vercel, a company backed by $563M in funding, and has over 130,000 GitHub stars — making it one of the most actively developed open-source projects in the world. It’s not experimental; it’s what the biggest brands on the internet already use.

Not at all. Most of our clients are business owners, not developers. We handle all the technical decisions and explain everything in plain language. You focus on your business — we focus on building something that grows it.