Custom landing page in React, built to convert by Jeremy TaiwoCustom landing page in React, built to convert by Jeremy Taiwo
Custom landing page in React, built to convertJeremy Taiwo
When a no-code page isn't enough
Some pages need more than a page builder can give you: real animation, an interactive demo of your product, a live pricing calculator, something wired into your app.
I design and build that in React and Next.js custom code, no platform ceiling, and nothing you'll have to rebuild later when you outgrow it.
Why custom instead of Framer or Webflow
I'll be honest with you about this on the call. Most landing pages don't need custom code, and if yours doesn't, I'll tell you and point you at my 5-day Framer build for $600 less.
Custom is worth it when you need:
Animation or scroll interaction that page builders can't do properly
An interactive demo, calculator, or configurator
A connection to your product's API or database
A page that becomes part of your app later, rather than a dead end
How it works
Day 1: Call, then I send back structure and a design direction.
Day 2–3: Design in Figma. You approve before any code is written.
Day 4–6: Build, with a live preview URL updated as I go.
Day 7: Revisions, deploy to your domain, handover.
Payment: 50% to start, 50% on launch.
What's included
Page structure and messaging layout: The order things appear in and what each section has to do.
Custom design in Figma: Designed for your brand, approved before I write code.
Production build in Next.js and TypeScript: Clean, typed, commented code in a repo you own.
Animation and interaction: Scroll effects, transitions, micro-interactions the reason you're paying for custom.
Mobile and tablet layouts: Designed at every size, tested on real devices.
Performance and SEO pass: Optimised images, proper metadata, target of 90+ Lighthouse on mobile.
Deployment: Live on Vercel or your platform, on your domain, with your analytics installed.
Two rounds of revisions: Batched feedback on the preview URL.
What's not included
Copywriting from scratch add $400 if you need it written.
Logo or brand identity design.
Backend features: user accounts, payments, dashboards see the MVP service.
A CMS. If non-technical people need to edit copy regularly, tell me on the call and I'll either wire one in as an add-on or recommend Webflow instead.
Some pages need more than a page builder can give you: real animation, an interactive demo of your product, a live pricing calculator, something wired into your app.
I design and build that in React and Next.js custom code, no platform ceiling, and nothing you'll have to rebuild later when you outgrow it.
Why custom instead of Framer or Webflow
I'll be honest with you about this on the call. Most landing pages don't need custom code, and if yours doesn't, I'll tell you and point you at my 5-day Framer build for $600 less.
Custom is worth it when you need:
Animation or scroll interaction that page builders can't do properly
An interactive demo, calculator, or configurator
A connection to your product's API or database
A page that becomes part of your app later, rather than a dead end
How it works
Day 1: Call, then I send back structure and a design direction.
Day 2–3: Design in Figma. You approve before any code is written.
Day 4–6: Build, with a live preview URL updated as I go.
Day 7: Revisions, deploy to your domain, handover.
Payment: 50% to start, 50% on launch.
What's included
Page structure and messaging layout: The order things appear in and what each section has to do.
Custom design in Figma: Designed for your brand, approved before I write code.
Production build in Next.js and TypeScript: Clean, typed, commented code in a repo you own.
Animation and interaction: Scroll effects, transitions, micro-interactions the reason you're paying for custom.
Mobile and tablet layouts: Designed at every size, tested on real devices.
Performance and SEO pass: Optimised images, proper metadata, target of 90+ Lighthouse on mobile.
Deployment: Live on Vercel or your platform, on your domain, with your analytics installed.
Two rounds of revisions: Batched feedback on the preview URL.
What's not included
Copywriting from scratch add $400 if you need it written.
Logo or brand identity design.
Backend features: user accounts, payments, dashboards see the MVP service.
A CMS. If non-technical people need to edit copy regularly, tell me on the call and I'll either wire one in as an add-on or recommend Webflow instead.