Corporate and Catalogue Sites on Next.js
Server-rendered pages that load on a phone and index in both languages, with a structured content model behind every product, project or service page.
Distributors, contractors, consultancies, clinics and publishers who need a site that search engines and buyers both trust, and companies stuck on a platform that cannot rank, load, or be edited without a developer.
A website is the one page a procurement engineer or a patient actually opens. We build it on Next.js so it loads on a phone, indexes in both languages, and can be edited by your team without a ticket. When you are moving off WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or an old framework, the URL map and the redirects ship before DNS moves, so the rankings come with you.
Distributors, contractors, consultancies, clinics and publishers who need a site that search engines and buyers both trust, and companies stuck on a platform that cannot rank, load, or be edited without a developer.
Server-rendered pages that load on a phone and index in both languages, with a structured content model behind every product, project or service page.
A full URL inventory, a 301 map and canonical mapping before DNS moves, then a post-launch crawl. From WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, classic ASP or an old framework.
A product, a project or a page is a form field. Required fields block publishing when they are empty, and publishing triggers a production deploy.
Arabic required at the data layer, RTL from the root element, hreflang pairs, Latin technical terms where engineers search for them. Never machine translation.
Develop online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce, or custom stacks with features like multi-currency support, product filters, custom checkout flows, and analytics integration.
Implement advanced security measures including firewalls, malware scans, and brute-force protection. Includes routine updates, daily backups, and uptime monitoring.
Both can rank, both can be fast, both can be a mess. The right choice depends on who edits the site, what it has to talk to, and who is going to keep it alive.
Read MoreMost migrations lose rankings in the 301 map, not the theme. This is the checklist we run before DNS moves, with the exact inventory and validation steps.
Read MoreInformation architecture decides whether users find the service they would pay for, whether editors can publish without a developer, and whether search engines can tell which page answers which query. Get it wrong and everything after it is improvisation.
Read MoreNot if redirects, canonicals and metadata are mapped before cutover. The URL inventory and 301 map are the first deliverable, not the last, and a crawl after launch confirms nothing 404s. A publishing network we moved off classic ASP still resolves its old .asp addresses through redirects.
Yes, when it is the right CMS for your team. We migrate off it when it cannot rank, load or be edited safely, and we maintain it when it can. The decision comes out of the diagnosis, not a preference.
Your team, through the CMS, and us, through the maintenance plan: hosting, monitoring, backups, updates and the next feature. If you ever want to take the code in-house, a buyout is quoted per project.
Send the domain. You get the crawl, the indexing gaps and a fix list in writing, and a straight answer on whether to migrate.
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