01 / Web Development

Websites built for your business.

We design and build websites to order. It might be a single landing page, or it might be an online store or a web application. Either way we begin with the structure, then build the interface, and get the site ready for search before it goes live.

We take care of the whole job: design, development, launch and support afterwards. The code is Next.js, React and TypeScript. We add 3D graphics and animation where they make a product easier to understand, for instance to show how it is put together.

95+

Lighthouse

4–8

weeks per project

100%

original design

portfolio

Selected work

Open website

2026Design, development, content strategy

Sunny Turkey — resort matcher

A guide to ten Turkish resorts in 16 languages. A six-question quiz suggests a resort based on age, heat tolerance, chronic conditions, travel style and budget. It uses climate data from Open-Meteo, WeatherSpark and Wikipedia.

Matching considers dew point as well as air temperature
Notes on cave therapy at Damlataş and the dry air of the Aegean coast
A static site with no backend, cookies or visitor tracking
16 language versions with shared content and search

HTML/CSS/JSOpen-Meteo APIWeatherSparkSEO-first architecture

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Open website

2026Design, development, typography

Dao of Tea — encyclopedia

An encyclopedia of the five elements and the six categories of Chinese tea. We took our cue from traditional calligraphy, hence the expressive type, the fine lines and the generous space around the text.

Connected sections on the five elements and six tea categories
Custom typography and spacious layouts
Hosted on Vercel and cached, so pages load quickly
Presented in the style of a museum exhibit

Next.jsVercelCustom typographySVG illustrations

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Open website

2026Design, development, content

DinoLand — kids' dinosaur encyclopedia

An interactive encyclopedia for children aged 3–12. There are 17 dinosaurs, each with an illustration and a short account of how big it was and what it ate. Children can take a quiz, play a game or see how a dinosaur measures up against a person. The site comes in more than 20 languages.

17 dinosaurs with filters by diet and geological period
Quiz, runner game and height comparison with a person
Every dinosaur roars, and a high score can be shared as a card
More than 20 languages, with links that open the selected language directly

HTML/CSS/JSSPAPWAWeb AudioSEO + FAQ

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services

What we build

Landing pages

A single page for a product, a service or an event. Its job is to explain the offer clearly and lead the visitor to an order or an enquiry.

Corporate sites

Company websites, catalogues and information portals, in several languages if required. Content is managed in Sanity, Strapi or Payload. Occasionally we write a system of our own.

E-commerce

We build stores on Shopify or Medusa, or write them from scratch. Whichever route you take, you get a catalogue, a basket, a checkout and purchase analytics.

Web applications

Online services, customer accounts, analytics dashboards. We design the interface and build the sign-in. Where data has to update in real time, we set that up too.

Brand websites

For brands and studios that want a look of their own: original design, unusual interfaces, 3D graphics in WebGL.

Preparing your site for search

We work through page structure and metadata, then add a sitemap, structured data and llms.txt. After that we make sure search crawlers can actually reach the content.

technology

Technologies

We choose technologies to suit the project. These are the tools we use most often:

Next.js 15 · App RouterReact 19 · TypeScriptTailwind CSS · CSS ModulesThree.js · React Three FiberGLSL · custom shadersFramer Motion · GSAPSanity · Payload · StrapiShopify · Medusa.jsPostgreSQL · SupabaseVercel · Cloudflare · AWSLenis · smooth scrollingLighthouse 95+ · Core Web Vitals

Already running a Next.js website?

If public pages are missing from search or a release changed their metadata, a focused SEO audit can establish the next step. See the checks, developer deliverables and an inspection of our own site.

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Practical guides and deep dives

Website builder, CMS or custom development: how to choose for the work ahead

Choose a builder, CMS or custom website by editing, languages, integrations, recovery and export. Evidence from 36 Neaptide pages.

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How to Choose a Next.js Agency: 8 Checks from Our Own Website

Eight checks to ask of a Next.js agency before you sign. On October 7, 2026, 6 of 6 live neaptide.ai pages returned HTTP 200, one H1, a matching canonical and 7 language alternates.

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How to get good website design from AI: from brief to working interface

A practical guide to briefing AI, comparing layouts, choosing images and checking a website interface, with prompts and a fictional workshop example.

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Multilingual websites: what you need beyond translation

Plan language URLs, navigation, forms, SEO and ongoing updates. Includes a Neaptide URL example and a practical acceptance checklist.

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Website CRM integration: check that every enquiry arrives

Connect website forms to your CRM, preserve attribution and handle retries without duplicate enquiries. Includes a failure scenario and acceptance checklist.

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How much does a business website cost? Compare quotes fairly

Website costs: Neaptide’s published starting prices, deliverables, recurring costs and a template for comparing actual quotes.

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frequently asked questions

Before we start

How much does a website from Neaptide cost?

Pricing depends on format and complexity. Indicative prices: landing pages from $2,900, corporate sites from $8,200, web apps from $14,000. We share a precise quote after a short call where we discuss your project and scope.

How long does it take to launch a site?

Usually 4–8 weeks. Design and architecture take about a week, development and content another 3–5. The last week goes on final adjustments, load testing and the launch itself.

What does the SEO & GEO/AEO foundation include?

The foundation covers page structure, metadata, Open Graph, sitemap.xml, robots.txt and structured data, along with checks on performance and multilingual settings. We also confirm that the crawlers you want to support can reach the site, and add llms.txt where it is useful. All of this makes content easier to reach and understand. It does not guarantee a ranking or a citation in an AI answer.

Do you support the site after launch?

Yes. After launch we keep the site maintained and add features or new languages as you need them. If visitors leave without enquiring or buying, we look for what is stopping them. You can book support as a block of hours or on a monthly retainer.

What kind of website do you need?

Write to us about your idea. We will sketch a site structure and suggest a design direction, free of charge.

Define the CMS from your actual publishing process

Our own site publishes multilingual content with Next.js, with articles maintained in the repository. The six-page HTTP study confirms its public output on the checked URLs; it is not evidence of a headless CMS editor interface.

For a CMS-led project, we first document who edits your existing content, how language versions are reviewed and what can go wrong during publication. The proposed content model and editor workflow must then be demonstrated against those real requirements before the full build scope is fixed.

Items to establish from the existing workflow
Area	Evidence to collect
Content	Current service, article and case-study types; fields and relationships
Languages	Actual translation ownership and missing-translation rules
Publishing	Editor roles, approvals, preview and recovery requirements
Migration	Existing URLs, media, metadata and redirect decisions
Handover	Account ownership, editor training and maintenance responsibility

The estimate depends on templates, languages, integrations and migration volume. Licences, hosting and support are identified separately. A standalone CMS offer needs a verified working example; our current repository-backed site is not presented as one.