Solutions Platform · React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, SvelteKit, PHP
Custom builds when a template won’t do.
Sites and products written from scratch — React and Next.js, Vue and Nuxt, SvelteKit, or PHP with Laravel — with a headless CMS where content needs editing and APIs where the business already lives.
@usmanCustom code is not a flex; it is what you reach for when the product has rules no platform anticipated. Then it is the only thing that fits.
What it looks like
Custom builds, in three views

01 A portal with roles, quotes and orders

02 A dashboard over the data you already have

03 A product in its first public version
- 8
- custom builds shipped
- 5
- front-end frameworks, one house style
- 6–10
- weeks to a first release
- 100%
- of the code in your repository
Choose Custom builds when
- Products and portals
- Sites with unusual data or flows
- Integrations with existing systems
- Teams with their own developers to hand over to
Look elsewhere when
- A brochure site or a standard store would do the job
- There is no one to own the code after launch
- The budget is under a few thousand
What's included
- Product design and prototyping
- Front end in React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt or SvelteKit
- Back end in Node or PHP (Laravel), with auth, payments and email
- Headless CMS for the editable parts
- CI, previews and monitoring
- Documentation and a support plan
Built with
The tools this kind of work runs on
Frameworks
- React Interfaces and products
- Next.js React sites and portals
- Vue Interfaces and dashboards
- Nuxt Vue sites and apps
- SvelteKit Custom sites and apps
Languages & runtimes
- TypeScript Every custom build
- Node.js APIs and services
- PHP WordPress and Laravel
- Laravel PHP back ends and portals
Design & motion
- Tailwind Styling
- Figma Design and prototypes
- GSAP Motion
Data & hosting
- Postgres Data
- Vercel Hosting and previews
How it runs
6–10 weeks from the first call to launch, in four stages you can see.
- 01
Scope
The workflows the product must support, written down as screens and rules before design.
- 02
Prototype
A clickable version early, so the shape is agreed while changes are still cheap.
- 03
Build
Front end, back end, auth and payments, shipped in weekly slices you can use.
- 04
Run
Deployment, monitoring and a support plan, so launch is a start rather than a finish.
Ways to work together
Starting points, not the final word: every project gets its own quote after a call.
- Custom site
$4,500
Headless CMS, no login area
- Web app Popular
$6,000
Auth, data, payments, the works
- Retainer
$1,800
Per month, a developer on call
Work
Custom builds work
Questions, answered
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Whichever your team can keep working on after me. Next.js and Nuxt for content-heavy products, SvelteKit for fast sites, React or Vue alone for dashboards inside something bigger.
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Yes. Laravel for back ends and portals, and WordPress when it is the right CMS. PHP is not a downgrade; it is what a lot of businesses already run.
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You do. It lives in your repository from the first commit, with a README that a new developer can start from.
Also
Other platforms
Shopify
Theme design and development, checkout tuned to your catalogue, and the apps that earn their place. Built for brands with ten products or five thousand.
WordPress
Custom block themes, editor setups that make sense, and the performance and security work that keeps a WordPress site fast a year later.
Squarespace
The quickest route to a site that looks like it was designed for you: a well-chosen template, custom code where it matters, and everything wired up in weeks.
Webflow
Marketing sites built in Webflow with a real CMS, interactions that feel intentional, and a handover your marketing team can run with.