Web Development

React is used to build interactive interfaces. Next.js is a React framework that can add routing, server rendering, static generation, and server-side features. We choose the setup based on the content, performance, integrations, and product requirements.

We measure the relevant pages, keep feature code organized, and use tools such as route-level code splitting, lazy loading, image optimization, and caching where they help. The team retests key journeys and performance after meaningful changes.

Developers run unit checks and open GitHub pull requests. QA verifies integrations, browsers, and acceptance criteria; issues are fixed and retested. CI/CD can rerun checks and deploy after the required review and approvals. Docker is useful for some backend services and consistent environments, but is not required for every website.

We start with your goals, audience, and current setup. Before work begins, we agree the deliverables, milestones, responsibilities, and investment in a written proposal.

Timing depends on the scope, integrations, content readiness, and review cycles. After an initial conversation, we can map a realistic schedule instead of guessing from a template.

Yes. We can review your existing site, app, or setup first, then recommend what to keep, improve, integrate, or replace. The proposal will make those boundaries clear.

The handover, documentation, and any ongoing support are agreed as part of the project scope. If you want continued optimization, we can plan that before launch.