technocity

Development · Web development

Web development for sites that load fast and convert.

We build marketing sites, customer portals and web apps that load quickly, rank well and are easy for your team to update.

In short

What is web development?

Web development is the design, coding and launch of websites and browser-based applications. technocity builds marketing sites, customer portals and web apps in Next.js, React and Node.js, with a headless CMS where content changes often, server rendering for search visibility, accessibility checks, analytics, and a staged release your team can review every week.

Sound familiar?

The problems we solve

Pages take several seconds to load on mobile

Every small content change needs a developer

The site looks fine but rarely turns visits into leads

Old code nobody on the team wants to touch

What’s included

How we can help

Marketing website

A fast, editable company site with a headless CMS, forms and analytics wired in.

from 4 weeks

Web application

A logged-in app with accounts, roles, dashboards and the business logic your process needs.

from 8 weeks

Customer portal

A self-service area where clients see orders, documents, invoices or progress.

from 6 weeks

Rebuild and replatform

Move an ageing site to a modern stack while keeping URLs, content and rankings intact.

from 5 weeks

Timelines are typical starting points. Every project is scoped with you first.

What you get

  • Responsive front end built from an agreed design system
  • Headless CMS set up with editable page sections
  • Server-side rendering, sitemap and structured data
  • Analytics and conversion events configured
  • Accessibility and Core Web Vitals report at launch
  • Source code in your repository with a handover guide

Tools and technology

Next.jsReactTypeScriptNode.jsTailwind CSSSanityStrapiPostgreSQL
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How it works

From first call to results

1

Map pages and goals

We agree the sitemap, the key actions on each page and what success looks like.

2

Design in components

Pages are designed as reusable blocks so editors can build new ones later.

3

Build in weekly drops

You review working pages on a staging link every week, not a big reveal at the end.

4

Launch with redirects

We map old URLs, test speed and tracking, then switch over with a rollback plan.

Questions

Common questions

How long does it take to build a business website?

A business website with a CMS usually takes from four to eight weeks, depending on page count, integrations and how quickly content is ready. A logged-in web application takes longer, typically from eight weeks for a first release, because accounts, roles and business rules need design and testing.

Which framework is best for a company website?

Next.js is a strong default for most company websites because it renders pages on the server for search engines and loads fast for visitors. We pair it with a headless CMS such as Sanity or Strapi so marketing teams can edit content without touching code.

Will a new website keep my existing Google rankings?

A new website can keep existing rankings if old URLs are redirected correctly, content is carried over and technical SEO is checked before launch. We map every important URL, set up 301 redirects and compare crawl results before and after the switch.

Can my team update the website without a developer?

Yes, your team can update text, images and whole pages without a developer when the site uses a headless CMS with prebuilt sections. We train editors at handover and document how to add pages, change menus and publish safely.

Do you build web apps as well as websites?

Yes, technocity builds web applications as well as websites, including customer portals, dashboards and booking or ordering tools. These include user accounts, roles, data storage and integrations with your existing systems, and they are released in stages so you can test early.

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