I design the page and I write the code. You get a real Next.js site - fast, indexable, yours to own, deployed to your domain.

Nothing wrong with them, and if you want one I'll build it there. But most founders come to me after outgrowing one. Builders get expensive as you scale, lock content into a proprietary editor, and hit a wall the moment you need something genuinely custom - real 3D, a live product demo, an API-backed section, unusual motion. Code has none of those ceilings.

Positioning & messaging pass — Before any design, we get clear on who this page talks to and what it needs them to do. Most underperforming landing pages are a copy problem wearing a design costume.

Full design in Figma — Desktop, tablet, mobile. One considered direction refined with you, not three shallow options.

Production build — Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind. Responsive on real devices, not just at three breakpoints.

Motion — Scroll-driven animation, transitions, micro-interaction. Three.js or WebGL where it earns its place.

Performance & SEO — Optimized assets, semantic markup, meta and Open Graph tags, Lighthouse-checked.

Deployment — Live on your domain via Vercel or your host. Analytics wired up.

Handoff — Clean repo, README, and a walkthrough so your team can update copy without needing me.

Ten working days. Days 1–2 positioning and structure, 3–6 design, 7–9 build, day 10 deploy. Two rounds of revision at design, one after build.

Extra pages $600 each · CMS for blog or changelog $500 · Copywriting from scratch $400

Your brand assets or book the brand identity service first. A rough sense of product and audience. One decision-maker who can approve.