Nuxt development that ranks, loads fast and scales
I build Nuxt 3/4 products end-to-end — server-rendered marketing sites, multi-language portals with thousands of pages and SaaS dashboards — with Core Web Vitals and technical SEO baked in from day one.
What you get
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SSR, ISR & edge caching
The right rendering mode per route: prerendered pages, ISR for content, SPA where it makes sense.
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SEO-first architecture
Structured data, hreflang, sitemaps, canonical rules and clean URLs as part of the codebase, not an afterthought.
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Performance budgets
Code-splitting, image pipelines and lazy hydration keep LCP under 2.5 s on real devices.
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Nuxt 2 → 3/4 migrations
Incremental upgrades with TypeScript, Pinia and Composition API without freezing feature work.
How we work
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Discovery
Goals, audience, existing stack and success metrics in a short call.
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Architecture
Routing, rendering strategy, data layer and SEO plan agreed up front.
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Build in iterations
Weekly preview deployments you can click through and comment on.
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Launch & handover
Lighthouse and Search Console checks, docs and a clean repository.
Selected work
FAQ
Nuxt 3 or Nuxt 4 — which should I use?
New projects start on Nuxt 4. It keeps the Nuxt 3 API and adds a cleaner app/ structure and faster builds. Existing Nuxt 3 apps can move over incrementally.
Can you improve SEO on an existing Nuxt site?
Yes. I audit rendering, metadata, structured data, sitemaps and Core Web Vitals, then fix the issues that actually block indexing and ranking.
Do you work with an existing team?
Often. I can own a feature area, lead a migration or pair with your developers on architecture and reviews.
Where do you deploy?
Usually Vercel or Netlify, but also Node servers, Docker and static hosting — whatever fits your infrastructure.