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Marketing Sites
Editorial-grade marketing sites with intentional typography, motion, and component systems. Built in Nuxt with edge or static rendering.
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Sheet · Custom Web
Service · Custom Web Development
Custom web builds.
Bespoke marketing sites, content platforms, and conversion-tuned digital experiences — engineered for performance, accessibility, and the way your team actually works.
Sheet 01 · Overview
Built for the brief — not the template marketplace.
Custom web development means starting from the business problem, not a starter theme. We model your content, your conversion flow, your audience, and your editorial workflow first — then build the system that fits.
Every site ships with a performance budget, structured data, accessibility baked in, and a CMS layer your team can actually use. No “developer-only” content fields. No mysterious WordPress plugins. No JavaScript bloat shipped to first paint.
The result is a site that loads fast on real-world networks, ranks well on real-world SERPs, and stays fast a year later when the team has added 80 more pages.
Sheet 02 · Schedule of Capabilities
Capabilities delivered.
6 core areas
Scoped per brief
Scoped per brief
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Content Platforms
CMS-backed publishing systems for editorial teams. Nuxt Content, Storyblok, Sanity, or bespoke headless pipelines.
Nuxt ContentStoryblokSanity
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Conversion Flows
Multi-step forms, gated content, lead routing, HubSpot or Mailchimp wiring, and analytics instrumentation that actually answers the question.
FormsHubSpotGTM
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Design Systems
Token-driven component libraries documented end-to-end. Tailwind plus design tokens; ready for future engineers to extend.
TokensTailwindStorybook
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SEO Foundations
Semantic HTML, JSON-LD structured data, sitemap generation, canonicalization, and Core Web Vitals tuning — shipped on day one.
Schema.orgCWVSitemaps
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Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA-aligned components, keyboard navigation, screen-reader semantics, and reduced-motion support across the build.
WCAGA11yARIA
Sheet 03 · Process
How we build.
- Phase 01
Discovery
Audience, content model, conversion goals, editorial workflow, and competitor scan. Output: a written brief and a sitemap.
- Phase 02
Design & systems
Component-led design in browser and Figma. Tokens, type, spacing, and motion locked before page composition begins.
- Phase 03
Build & CMS
Components built once, composed many times. CMS schema and content workflows configured for editors, not engineers.
- Phase 04
Launch & hand-off
Performance budget verified. SEO checklist closed. Editorial team trained. Code documented. Site live.
Sheet 04 · Stack
Tools we reach for.
Nuxt 3RemixVue 3TypeScriptTailwind CSSNuxt ContentStoryblokSanityNotion APIGSAPThree.jsPostgreSQLFirebase
Sheet 05 · FAQ
Questions, answered.
When should I commission a custom web build instead of a template?
When your business logic, content model, or conversion flow does not fit cleanly into a template — or when performance, SEO, or differentiation matters enough that "fine" is not good enough.
How long does a custom web project take?
Marketing-grade builds ship in 6-10 weeks. Larger platforms with auth, dashboards, or integrations run 10-20 weeks. We scope to milestones, not vague Gantt charts.
Will the site be easy to update without a developer?
Yes when that is the goal. We pair custom frontends with CMS layers (Nuxt Content, Storyblok, Sanity, or Notion-backed) so content owners can ship without filing tickets.
Do you handle SEO and Core Web Vitals?
SEO is part of the build, not a bolt-on. We work to a Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals budget, ship semantic HTML, structured data, and clean URLs by default.
What stack do you use for custom web builds?
Nuxt 3 (Vue) or Remix for most engagements, with TypeScript everywhere, a Node.js API tier when needed, and PostgreSQL or Firebase behind it.
Sheet 07 · Start a brief
Got a site to build?
Send us the goals and the constraints. We'll come back with a sitemap, a stack recommendation, and a delivery plan.