Web
Custom sites and apps on modern React stacks, tuned for speed, SEO, and the marketing surfaces you need next quarter.
The web is your fastest proof of seriousness: speed, accessibility, and SEO either reinforce your story or quietly undermine it. Wissing Development builds accordingly.
Full scope for this lane at Wissing Development (same four blocks as on the homepage, expanded here).
Modular architecture and delivery
- Next.js App Router layouts, route groups, and shared UI that scale as pages multiply.
- Typed components and predictable data boundaries so features slot in without rewrites.
- Environment-aware config (preview, staging, production) with clear deploy and rollback paths.
Performance and Lighthouse targets
- We target 99+ on Lighthouse (Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, SEO) on agreed templates; you get recorded runs, not guesses.
- Image pipelines, font loading, and critical CSS choices aligned to real Core Web Vitals.
- Bundle discipline: server components by default, client JS only where interaction requires it.
Content, SEO, and integrations
- Headless CMS wiring with schemas editors can use without breaking layout or performance.
- Metadata, structured data, and crawl hygiene for the pages that actually drive revenue.
- Third-party scripts gated, deferred, or isolated so analytics and chat do not tank scores.
Motion, polish, and hardening
- GSAP or CSS motion layered on top of solid markup, respecting prefers-reduced-motion.
- Security-minded defaults: headers, safe forms, and sane error handling in production builds.
- Monitoring hooks and runbooks so post-launch regressions are caught early.
Next.js by default
We standardize on modern React server patterns, typed codebases, and deployment targets that match your hosting choice, from edge-friendly platforms to managed Node environments.
Content without performance debt
Headless CMS wiring, image pipelines, and caching strategies are planned up front so marketing can ship without opening performance regressions each week.