Frontend development
Frontend development that loads fast and ranks
Web interfaces built on Nuxt 3 and Vue 3: server-rendered, quick on a phone, friendly to search engines, and easy for the next developer to extend.
Where most frontends go wrong
A frontend is the part of your product every customer touches and every search engine reads. When it is slow on mobile, rendered only in the browser, or built from a pile of one-off components, you pay twice: visitors leave before the page settles, and Google never sees the content it should rank.
We build frontends the other way round. Server-side rendering so the first paint is real content, a component system so the fiftieth screen is as consistent as the first, and performance budgets that are checked, not hoped for.
Who it's for
A good fit when
- You are launching a marketing site, an online store, a SaaS dashboard or a customer portal and want it fast from day one.
- Your current site runs on WordPress or a page builder and has become slow, fragile or impossible to change.
- You have a backend and an API and need the interface your customers will actually use.
Deliverables
What we deliver
Nuxt 3 and Vue 3 with server rendering
Server-rendered pages, with static generation where it fits, so the content is in the HTML before any JavaScript runs.
Design system and component library
Tokens, typography and components your team can build on without asking us: documented, typed and tested.
Performance you can measure
Core Web Vitals targets agreed up front and verified on real devices: Largest Contentful Paint, layout shift and interaction latency.
Multilingual and right-to-left
English, Persian and Arabic from one codebase, with correct hreflang tags, direction handling and localized routes.
Animation with restraint
Motion that explains the interface rather than decorates it, and that respects reduced-motion settings.
Process
How a frontend project runs
Nuxt
Vue
TypeScript
Tailwind
Vite
Pinia
PWA- 01
Scope and design hand-off
We read the Figma files or the brief, list every screen and state, and agree what ships in the first release.
- 02
Foundation first
Routing, layouts, design tokens and the component library go in before any page, so pages are assembled rather than hand-built.
- 03
Pages, integrations, QA
Screens are wired to your API, checked against the design, and tested across browsers and screen sizes.
- 04
Launch and hand-over
Deployment, monitoring and a written hand-over, so any developer can pick the code up later.
FAQ
Questions we hear
We work in both, and the site you are reading is built with Nuxt. For content-heavy, multilingual and SEO-dependent products, Nuxt's server rendering, routing and i18n are mature and simple to keep running. If your team already lives in React, we build in Next.js instead; the process is the same.
Yes, that is the most common starting point. We review the files for missing states and responsive behaviour before building, and we can also design the interface ourselves if you need that.
Server-side rendering, image optimization, code splitting per route, fonts loaded with care, and a performance budget checked in CI. We measure Core Web Vitals on real devices, not only in a desktop browser.
Yes. Right-to-left layouts, locale-prefixed URLs, hreflang tags and per-language metadata are part of how we build, not an add-on.
You own the code and the repository. We offer a care plan for updates and monitoring, or we hand over to your own developers with documentation and a walkthrough.
Need a frontend that ships fast?
Tell us what you are building. We will come back with a plan and a delivery window within a business day.