Websites built fast, and built to stay fast
Most agency websites are slow because performance was treated as a final-week task. We build for Core Web Vitals from the first component: images sized and modern-format, fonts loaded without layout shift, and no JavaScript shipped that the page does not need.
Creative Croods builds websites in React and Next.js for a fixed $6,800 covering up to six pages, delivered in four to six weeks. Every build includes responsive layouts from 375px up, accessibility work, Core Web Vitals optimisation, SEO and schema markup, CMS wiring, deployment, and full Git repository handover.
Because the same studio designs and builds, nothing is lost translating a design file into production code.
What’s included
- Responsive build from 375px upward, tested on real devices and orientations
- Accessibility to WCAG 2.1 AA: contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states, semantic markup
- Core Web Vitals work on LCP, INP and CLS — not left to a post-launch audit
- SEO foundation: metadata, canonical tags, Open Graph, JSON-LD schema, XML sitemap
- CMS wiring so your marketing team can edit content without a developer
- Analytics installed and each conversion event verified as actually firing
- Deployment to Vercel or your existing host, with DNS and SSL handled
- Handover: Git repository, environment documentation, and a maintenance guide
Who this is for
- Companies whose current site is slow, dated, or impossible to update
- Teams migrating off a bloated page-builder onto something maintainable
- Businesses that need marketing to edit content without filing developer tickets
- Founders with designs already made who need a build partner who respects them
- Anyone whose Core Web Vitals are failing and hurting search visibility
What we build with
Chosen because it is fast, well-supported, and something your own team can maintain after we hand it over.
| Layer | What we use | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Framework | Next.js / React | Server rendering for SEO, component reuse, and the largest hiring pool if you take it in-house. |
| Styling | Tailwind CSS or CSS modules | Consistent tokens, no runaway stylesheet, small production bundle. |
| Hosting | Vercel (or your host) | Global edge delivery, preview URLs per change, near-zero configuration. |
| CMS | Sanity, Contentful or Webflow | Your team edits copy and images without touching code or waiting on a developer. |
| Analytics | GA4 plus event tracking | Conversion events verified as firing before launch, not assumed. |
| Source control | GitHub | You have repository access from day one, not at handover. |
Web Development questions, answered
A complete marketing website of up to six pages, designed and built, is a fixed $6,800 at Creative Croods. Additional pages are $650 each. If you already have designs and only need the build, the price is lower — book a call and we'll quote a fixed number for build-only work.
Next.js gives server-rendered pages that Google indexes cleanly, far better Core Web Vitals out of the box, and no plugin-update security treadmill. WordPress still makes sense for content-heavy publishing sites with non-technical editors and a large plugin dependency — if that describes you, we'll say so rather than sell you a rebuild you don't need.
Yes. Content lives in a CMS — Sanity, Contentful, or Webflow depending on your team — so copy, images and blog posts are editable without touching code. Structural or layout changes need a developer, which is true of any framework. We document exactly which is which at handover.
We deploy to Vercel by default and configure DNS and SSL for you, but the accounts stay in your name. You are never locked into hosting through us. If you have an existing host we'll deploy there instead, provided it supports Node.
Thirty days of bug fixes are included at no charge — if something we built is broken, we fix it. Beyond that, ongoing changes and new features are covered by the $2,900/month design retainer, or quoted per project. There is no mandatory maintenance contract.
Start your web development project
Fixed price, dated delivery, and every source file handed to you at the end.