I Will build your website end to end: React or Next.js front, Rust or Node back

For small businesses, freelancers and founders launching a first site or replacing one that no longer fits the business. Next.js pre-renders each page to HTML, so visitors and search engines see the content without waiting for scripts, and the same project can later add accounts and a database without starting over.

Starter is one page: a landing or a business card, responsive from 360 px to a wide desktop, your content, deployed and live. Standard is a site of up to five pages with working forms and mail behind them. Advanced is closer to an application: up to ten pages, accounts and a database, admin screens, Docker and CI, all in your repository. Pages beyond a tier are an add-on.

I am a developer, not a designer. Send a Figma file or a site you like and I follow it; with no design at all, you get a clean standard layout that reads well and does not pretend to be art. If you want a designer involved, say so and I will tell you honestly what that adds. Texts and images come from you, since I do not write copy. If they are not ready, I build with clear placeholders you can swap later without touching code.

Everything ships to your repository and your hosting, in your accounts: Vercel, Netlify or your own server. No builder lock-in, no monthly fee to me, no page that only I can edit. For 14 days after delivery, I fix anything that does not work as we agreed, free of charge.

No calls. Scope in writing before the work starts, a written update at the end of each working day, and a preview link you can click while it is being built.

Steps for completing your project
1. Scope written down before anything is built - Your pages become a list, each with what it shows and what it does. Forms, mail, accounts, admin screens: named here or not in the price. You approve that list and it becomes the contract.
2. Skeleton you can click - Routes, layout and responsive grid go up first on a preview link. You check the same structure on desktop, tablet and phone before a single word of content is placed.
3. Content, forms and backend - Your texts and images go in, forms get wired to mail or to an API, and where the tier includes it, accounts and the database are built behind them.
4. Review round on the preview link - You click through and send corrections in one list. I fix them and show the same link again, so the revision is a round, not a trickle of messages.
5. Deploy and handover - The site goes live on your domain and hosting, the code lands in your repository, and you get a short written note on how to change content and how to deploy again.