Frontend Development
aibizmod delivery
Strategy, implementation, launch, and support with one connected technical team.
What This Service Solves
Identifying the hurdles
A lot of frontend work ends up looking polished in screenshots but failing in practice. Buttons that don't work on mobile, pages that load slowly because images weren't optimised, layouts that break when real content is longer than the placeholder. The gap between a design mockup and a production-ready frontend is where most of the real work happens.
- Layouts that break with real content or on smaller devices
- Slow page load caused by unoptimised assets and blocking scripts
- Forms that submit without validation or fail silently on errors
- No staging environment to review changes before they go live
Our approach & solution
We build frontend code from the ground up using React and Next.js, testing on real devices and real content throughout. Every page goes through a QA checklist before launch, and you get a versioned repository so changes are tracked and reversible.
- Responsive layouts tested on mobile, tablet, and desktop
- Optimised images, fonts, and scripts for fast page load
- Accessible markup with keyboard navigation and screen reader support
- Staging environment so you can review every change before it goes live
What This Service Includes
React & Next.js Development
React & Next.js Development
Component-based frontend built with React and Next.js, with server-side rendering or static generation depending on what the page needs.
Responsive Design Implementation
Responsive Design Implementation
Layouts that adapt cleanly across screen sizes, tested on physical devices rather than just browser resize.
Landing Pages
Landing Pages
Focused single-page builds for campaigns, product launches, or service areas — fast to load and built to convert.
Progressive Web Apps
Progressive Web Apps
Web apps that install on a home screen, work offline, and send push notifications — without a separate native app build.
Accessibility Compliance
Accessibility Compliance
Semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, and keyboard navigation built in from the start, not added as an afterthought.
Performance Optimisation
Performance Optimisation
Image compression, lazy loading, code splitting, and Core Web Vitals review to keep pages fast after launch.
How Businesses Use This
Real-world applications across industries — drag or click the cards to explore.
Marketing Site for a Software Product
A performant public-facing site for a SaaS product with feature pages, pricing, and a sign-up flow — built to rank and convert.
Business Outcomes You Can Expect
Handover Docs Included
You receive documentation covering the repository structure, deployment process, and how to update content or configuration without a developer.
Staging Before Production
Every significant change is deployed to a staging URL first so you can review and approve before anything touches the live site.
Accessible Markup
Semantic HTML and ARIA roles are built in from the start so the site works for users with screen readers, keyboard navigation, and low vision settings.
Fast by Default
Performance is considered during build, not added after complaints. Images are optimised, scripts are deferred, and Core Web Vitals are reviewed before launch.
Versioned and Reversible
All code lives in a Git repository with clear branch history so any change can be reviewed, rolled back, or extended.
Tested on Real Devices
Every layout is reviewed on physical phones and tablets, not just a browser window resized to mobile width.
Questions Before We Start
A Few Things Clients Usually Ask
Find answers to common questions about Frontend Development solutions, setup procedures, scoping timelines, and deliverables.
Do you work from an existing design or do you also handle design?
Both. If you have Figma files or a brand guide, we build from those. If you need design work done first, we can handle that as part of the same project before moving into build.
How do you handle content management for the pages?
That depends on how often content changes and who will be editing it. For frequently updated content we connect a headless CMS like Sanity or Contentful. For mostly static pages a simpler setup is usually better and cheaper to maintain.
How long does a typical frontend project take?
A focused landing page or marketing site can be completed in one to three weeks. A multi-page corporate site with CMS integration usually takes four to eight weeks. The timeline depends mostly on how quickly feedback and approvals come back rather than the build work itself.
What happens after the site launches?
You receive the repository, deployment configuration, and handover documentation. We offer a post-launch support period to catch anything that needs fixing. Ongoing maintenance retainers are available if you want us to handle updates on a regular basis.