Web Development

Built to be found.

Next.js, Tailwind, motion. Performance-budgeted from the first line. Accessible, semantic, server-rendered, because the people you want to reach include both humans and AI crawlers.

Stack
Next.js · Tailwind · motion
Perf budget
LCP ≤ 1.8s · INP ≤ 150ms
Typical build
2–3 weeks

What it is

The plain-English version.

FPWS builds modern websites on Next.js with Tailwind CSS and motion-driven interactions. Every build is performance-budgeted (LCP ≤ 1.8s, INP ≤ 150ms, CLS ≤ 0.05), accessibility-audited (WCAG AA), and server-rendered for both human users and AI crawlers. Schema.org JSON-LD is typed and validated in CI; AI-crawler accessibility is verified before launch.

What we do

The work, unpacked.

01

Discovery + brief

Positioning, audience, query map, competitive analysis, content architecture. The brief lock is what every later decision traces back to.

02

Design system

Tokens, components, motion language, all interaction states. Lives in your Figma forever, yours to extend after handoff.

03

Engineering

Next.js App Router, server-rendered. Code-split aggressively. Tree-shaken. CWV monitored per PR, no regressions get past CI.

04

Schema + SEO baked in

Schema.org types selected per business model, validated in CI. Sitemaps, robots, IndexNow, AI-crawler access, all wired before launch.

05

Accessibility + performance

WCAG AA verified with axe + manual screen-reader sweep. Lighthouse + WebPageTest reports per milestone, mid-tier mobile + 4G throttle.

What you get

Concrete deliverables.

  • Production Next.js site, deployed on Vercel
  • Component library + Figma design system
  • Schema.org architecture, validated in CI
  • Robots.txt with AI-crawler allow-list
  • llms.txt at site root
  • Sitemap + IndexNow integration
  • Pre-launch Lighthouse + a11y reports
  • Search Console + Bing Webmaster verified
  • 30-day post-launch monitoring
  • Documentation for your team to extend it

Questions

Common first asks.

  • Server rendering matters for both classical SEO and AEO, AI crawlers need real HTML. Next.js gives us the best balance of DX, performance defaults, and ecosystem maturity. We can also work with Astro or Remix for specific use cases.

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