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A website that works, not just one that looks good
A company website has two jobs: be found, and turn a visitor into a conversation. We build for both from day one rather than patching them in later.
Who this is for
- Companies that need a credible public presence
- Organisations with a slow site or one that never surfaces in search
- Businesses that need a site in more than one language
Scope of work
- Custom interface design based on your brand identity
- Built with Next.js, statically rendered for speed
- Technical SEO: sitemap, structured data, hreflang
- Content admin so your marketing team can publish without a developer
- Analytics and measurement setup
- Handover with operating instructions
Technology & capabilities
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Go
- MySQL
Process
Typical timeline: 2–3 months
Direction
Sitemap and content positioning
Design
Design system and key page layouts
Build
Site running on a staging environment
Launch
Domain cutover, speed checks, search registration
What this service is
Website design and development covers building a corporate or e-commerce website from scratch on Next.js for fast page loads and strong Google indexability, paired with a custom content management system so the marketing team can update posts, products, and landing pages without waiting on a developer. Scope includes information architecture, brand-matched interface design, content writing or editing around target keywords, and technical SEO setup such as sitemaps, structured data, and per-page meta tags. The site runs on the client's own infrastructure rather than a locked drag-and-drop platform, so load speed and Core Web Vitals are controlled from the build itself rather than patched afterward. This fits businesses that need a homepage credible enough to close deals, or an online store that needs to load fast enough to keep visitors from bouncing.
How it compares to other options
Compared to a drag-and-drop platform like Wordpress or a website builder, a custom Next.js build takes longer to get started since there's no theme to install immediately, but page speed is usually noticeably faster because it doesn't drag along dozens of unused plugins. Long-term maintenance cost is also lower since it doesn't depend on third-party plugin security patches. Compared to hiring a design agency for visuals and a separate team for development, having one team own both from the start avoids a beautiful interface that can't be optimized for speed because the designer doesn't control the code. Worth weighing: if budget is very tight and you only need a simple, rarely-updated brochure page, a drag-and-drop platform may be sufficient and cheaper in the short term.
What drives cost & timeline
Number of distinct page types to design
Home, product, service, and blog pages each need their own layout — more structurally different page types means more design and build time.
Volume of content to edit for SEO
Writing or rewriting content around target keywords for dozens of product pages or articles takes longer than a website with a handful of static pages.
Payment and shipping integration for e-commerce
A store site needs payment gateway, carrier, and inventory sync connections — each added integration needs testing against the provider's real account.
How to choose a partner
Check how often content needs updating
If marketing needs to publish or swap products weekly, a self-service content system matters more than a polished launch-day interface.
Measure competitor page speed
Check Core Web Vitals for 2-3 competitor sites in your industry to know the bar you need to clear to not lose at the search results stage.
Nail down the page's conversion goal
A site meant to capture a phone number for a sales call is structured very differently from one meant to sell directly — this goal drives layout and call-to-action placement.
Common risks
Content isn't ready by the design deadline
Designing layouts before real content exists usually leads to layouts that don't match actual text length.
How we handle it: Cluvix requires a draft of key content before entering detailed design, avoiding layout rework once real copy arrives.
Site gets slower after launch
Unoptimized images or uncontrolled added plugins gradually drag load time down.
How we handle it: Images are compressed and resized automatically on upload, and unnecessary third-party plugin dependencies are avoided.
Search rankings don't rise as expected
Solid technical SEO doesn't guarantee rankings if the target keywords are poorly chosen or too competitive.
How we handle it: The first phase includes real keyword research based on search volume and competition before content is written, not guesswork.
Talk to us about this service
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