Websites that load before competitors render.
Production marketing sites and web apps on Next.js 16, React Server Components, and Partial Prerendering. Core Web Vitals in the green, performance budget enforced in CI — live proof on our transparency dashboard.
Deliverables
What we deliver in this engagement.
6 deliverables · scoped per engagement
Next.js 16 architecture
App Router, RSC by default, Partial Prerendering, Turbopack, React 19 — the same stack you are reading right now.
Design system + Tailwind v4
Brand tokens in CSS-first @theme, shadcn primitives, premium motion via the motion package. Dark-only, accessibility-first.
Performance budget enforced in CI
Bundle analyzer, Lighthouse CI, and Vercel Speed Insights. Slow builds fail before your customers ever see them.
Search & AI Visibility infrastructure
Metadata API, JSON-LD for rich results, sitemap.xml, robots.ts, Search Console wiring, optional llms.txt for non-Google crawlers, dynamic OG images.
CMS + content pipeline
Type-safe MDX via Velite for marketing content. Editorial workflow with preview, draft, and scheduled publish.
Edge deployment + observability
Vercel Edge with custom domain, preview deployments per PR, Speed Insights, Web Vitals dashboards, and uptime monitoring.
Outcomes
The numbers we work to.
- Core Web Vitals target
- Green
- Lighthouse Performance floor
- 96+
- First-load JS (gzipped)
- <90KB
- Public speed dashboard
- Live
How we work
How your Web Development engagement runs.
Step 01
Discovery
We audit your current site, brand, conversion funnel, and competitor landscape. Output: a written engagement brief.
Step 02
Design + architecture
Visual direction, page system, component inventory, and technical architecture document. One revision included.
Step 03
Build + launch
Sprints with weekly demo, preview URLs on every PR, performance budget enforced in CI. Launch on Vercel with custom domain and DNS.
Web Development FAQ
Questions you (and ChatGPT) are about to ask.
5 answer-ready questions — semantic markup and FAQPage schema for search and AI assistants.
5 Q&As · FAQPage schema
Do you build on Next.js exclusively?
Yes. We standardize on Next.js 16 with App Router, React Server Components, and Partial Prerendering. The framework gives us the performance and SEO/GEO leverage we promise. We do not take on WordPress, Webflow migrations, or page builder retrofits.
Can you migrate an existing site to Next.js?
Yes. A migration starts with a structured audit of routes, content, integrations, and SEO equity. We map redirects 1:1, preserve canonical URLs, and ship a parallel preview environment before cutting over DNS.
Why won't LuminaForge maintain my WordPress or Wix site?
WordPress and page builders cap the performance, schema control, and AI crawler infrastructure LuminaForge guarantees. Maintaining legacy stacks means fighting the platform instead of compounding GEO and SEO wins. We migrate to Next.js 16 with 1:1 redirects and a parallel preview before DNS cutover — see our We&Co case study for a live WordPress → Next.js audit.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance?
Yes. Every build can be paired with a monthly maintenance retainer that covers dependency upgrades, performance audits, content publishing, and continuous Search & AI Visibility improvement.
Where do my files and code live?
You own the repository from day one — typically on your GitHub or GitLab organization. We commit as collaborators. Production deploys on your Vercel account so the bill, the domain, and the analytics all sit with you.
Pair with
One service is good. Three is unfair.
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