Seven stages, and you always know where your build stands.
Every custom Next.js project runs along the same structured route. You approve the architecture and interface before engineering starts, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
- 01
Discovery
Understanding the business before proposing anything.
We start with what you actually need the project to do — who your customers are, what they should do when they arrive, and what is getting in the way today. This is also where we find out what content and assets already exist, because that shapes everything that follows.
- What the project has to achieve
- Who the audience is
- What content and assets you already have
- Constraints worth knowing about early
- 02
Planning and Strategy
Turning the brief into a structure you can approve.
Before any design work, we agree the shape of the thing: pages, sections, navigation and the route from landing to enquiry or order. Agreeing structure at this point is what stops a project drifting later.
- Sitemap and page structure
- Content plan, page by page
- The path to enquiry, order or booking
- Scope and timeline written down
- 03
Design
The visual direction, applied consistently.
Design work establishes the layout, type, colour and spacing rules, then applies them across the project. You review the direction early, so changes happen while they are cheap to make rather than after everything is built.
- Layout and visual direction
- Type, colour and spacing system
- Mobile layouts designed, not squeezed
- Review before build begins
- 04
Development
Building it properly, on modern foundations.
Build work turns the approved design into a real, responsive site: semantic markup, reusable components, optimised images and fonts, and contact routes wired to where you actually want enquiries to land.
- Responsive build across all breakpoints
- Reusable components, minimal duplication
- Optimised images, fonts and scripts
- Contact, WhatsApp and form routes wired
- 05
Review and Refinement
Your notes, then a proper pass over the details.
You walk through the build and give notes. We work through them, then do our own pass — checking layouts on real screen sizes, testing every link and form, and clearing console errors and missing assets before anything goes live.
- Your review round, worked through
- Responsive checks on real device sizes
- Every link, form and route tested
- Accessibility and contrast checks
- 06
Launch
Going live, and handing over the keys.
Launch covers domain and hosting setup, final metadata, sitemap and robots configuration, and a walkthrough so you know how to reach us and what you can change yourself.
- Domain and hosting configuration
- Metadata, sitemap and robots in place
- Final pre-launch check
- Handover walkthrough
- 07
Ongoing Growth Support
What happens after launch is a choice, not an assumption.
A site is not finished at launch. Content changes, new pages, SEO work, campaigns and social content are all things we can continue with — but only if you want them. Tell us what kind of ongoing support fits, and we will scope it separately.
- Content updates and new pages
- Ongoing SEO work
- Campaign and social media support
- Scoped separately, on your terms
How long a custom Next.js build takes.
Speed is genuinely how we work — it is the idea the studio is named after. A focused custom Next.js landing platform with content ready moves rapidly.
Real delivery timelines depend on the number of custom templates, e-commerce or application logic, content readiness, and review rounds. Once we scope your brief, we give you a concrete delivery schedule for your project and hold ourselves to it.
Stage one is a conversation.
Tell us what you need. We'll ask a few questions and come back with scope, timeline and a custom Next.js quote.
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