Service

Website Development

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Avg. Load Time

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Avg. Lighthouse Score

Page Builders Used

Overview

A slow or buggy website costs you customers. I build with modern, production-grade code - fast, secure, SEO-optimised, and built to scale. You get a site that works perfectly from day one.

Why work with me for Website Development?

No page builders. No fragile plugins. Just solid, maintainable code that performs under real traffic and holds up long-term.

What Good Website Development Actually Looks Like

I build websites with Next.js and React - the same stack used by some of the world's fastest, most reliable web applications. Working from my studio in Punjab, India and delivering for clients across India, the UK, UAE, and beyond, every project I take on is hand-coded from scratch. No page builders, no bloated WordPress themes, no plugins held together with hope. Just clean, structured, production-grade code.

Performance is non-negotiable. A one-second delay in load time can reduce conversions by up to 7%. I target sub-2-second load times on every build by optimising images, leveraging server-side rendering, and stripping every unnecessary dependency. The result is a website that scores well on Core Web Vitals and stays fast as your business grows.

Beyond performance, I build with scalability in mind. Whether you need a contact form today or a full client portal six months from now, the architecture I use supports growth without requiring a rebuild. Third-party integrations - CRMs, booking systems, payment gateways, email platforms - are handled cleanly and documented so future changes are straightforward.

Every website I develop is fully tested across devices and browsers before handover. You receive clean, commented code, deployment to your hosting environment, and 30 days of post-launch support included as standard. No scrambling after go-live.

What's Included

Built with Next.js & React

Sub-2s load times

SEO-optimised architecture

Forms, bookings & third-party integrations

Cross-browser & cross-device tested

Clean, documented handover

How the Website Development Process Works

Technical Requirements & Stack Decision

I assess what your site needs to do - integrations, data, performance targets, CMS requirements - and confirm the right technical stack before writing a line of code.

Environment Setup & Architecture

Project scaffolding, repo setup, component architecture, and deployment pipeline are established first. A solid foundation makes everything downstream faster and cleaner.

Component Development

I build the site component by component - header, sections, forms, integrations - with regular staging deployments so you can see real progress throughout.

Integration & QA Testing

All third-party integrations are connected and tested. The full site is QA'd across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and all major device sizes to catch every edge case.

Performance Audit & Launch

A final Lighthouse audit confirms load times, accessibility, and SEO scores meet targets. Then I deploy to production and monitor for 30 days post-launch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Next.js delivers significantly faster load times, better Core Web Vitals scores, and cleaner code with no plugin vulnerabilities. For most business websites, it outperforms WordPress on every metric that affects rankings and conversions.

Yes. I regularly integrate websites with tools like HubSpot, Calendly, Mailchimp, Notion, and custom APIs. If you have a specific platform in mind, let me know during the scoping call.

Yes. I can integrate a headless CMS - like Sanity or Contentful - so you can update text, images, and blog posts without touching code. I'll discuss what level of control you need before development begins.

All projects include 30 days of free post-launch support. For longer-term peace of mind, I offer monthly maintenance plans that cover monitoring, updates, and fast bug fixes.

I write every line of code myself. I don't outsource development to other studios or freelancers. You're always working directly with me throughout the entire project.

Yes, though I'll need to audit the codebase first to understand its condition. If it's built on a solid foundation, I can extend it. If it's fragile or outdated, I'll recommend a rebuild and explain why.