Web development on Next.js: sites and web apps
Fast Next.js marketing sites and web apps from a senior Toronto studio. Recent work includes the Japan Biodesign Osaka site for Osaka University.
We build marketing sites and web applications on Next.js and TypeScript, deployed on Vercel. Pages are rendered on the server for speed and search, and content is structured so your team can update it without a developer.
Recent work includes the rebrand and rebuild of Japan Biodesign Osaka, Osaka University’s medical-device innovation program run with Stanford Biodesign, and a photography-led site for the cultivator Leafire.
Web development
What we build
Marketing sites
Fast, accessible sites that explain what you do and turn visits into enquiries.
Web applications
Dashboards, portals and internal tools with authentication and a database behind them.
Content your team can edit
News, recruiting and case studies managed from a single source, as on the Japan Biodesign Osaka site.
Bilingual sites
English and Japanese versions with correct language signals for search, like this site.
Performance and search foundations
Server rendering, structured data, sitemaps and clean metadata from the first release.
How we run these projects
- Agree on the pages and the one action each page should drive.
- Design and build in the browser, reviewed together each week.
- Hand over with documentation so your team can run the site.
Stack
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- MDX
- Vercel
Related work
Medical · University
Japan Biodesign Osaka
Official site for Osaka University’s medical-device innovation program, run in partnership with Stanford Biodesign. We rebranded and rebuilt the site and launched the Fellowship 2026 recruitment pages — with news and recruiting managed from a single source so staff can update without a developer.
Brand & E-commerce
Leafire
An indoor cannabis cultivator with a "grown loud, built clean" ethos. A minimal, photography-led site that lets the product and craft carry the brand.
EdTech · AI
EngPrep
An AI-powered TOEFL iBT prep app with instant Japanese feedback across Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening. 100+ customers — one learner raised their score from 40 to 65 in a month.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a website take?
A simple website typically takes two to four weeks. A full-featured web application usually takes two to four months. We give a detailed timeline after the first consultation.
Can our team update the site ourselves?
Yes. We structure content so staff can publish news and pages without a developer, and we document how.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you are building. We reply within one business day.