Modern frontend development with React and Next.js
React is the ecosystem I use most, from component libraries in React and TypeScript through state management with Zustand or React Context to routing with React Router or Next.js file-based routing. Where SEO and fast initial loads matter, Next.js adds server-side rendering, static generation and incremental static regeneration, all configured for the page rather than applied as a default.
Tailwind CSS is the styling layer throughout - fast, consistent and fully responsive without leaving the markup.
Single-page applications and server-rendered sites
SPAs suit dashboards, admin panels and interactive tools: one load, dynamic updates, no full page reloads, with code splitting and lazy loading keeping the initial bundle small. For content-driven sites, SSR and static generation give search engines real HTML to crawl - static builds for speed, ISR where content changes without a full rebuild.
Everything ships on Vercel for CDN delivery and the deploy-time optimisations that come with it.
Responsive design and performance
Every site is built mobile-first and tested from a 320px phone to a large desktop monitor, in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge. Performance is a build requirement, not a pass at the end: image optimisation, font-loading strategy to keep layout shift down, bundle splitting, lazy loading below the fold, and Core Web Vitals targets - LCP under 2.5s, INP under 200ms, CLS under 0.1 - checked against Lighthouse and PageSpeed before launch.
Full-stack when the project needs it
Frontend is the specialism, but a project that needs a complete solution gets one: APIs in Node.js or Python, Postgres, MongoDB or Supabase for data, authentication with NextAuth, Clerk or Supabase Auth, and file/media handling. One developer who understands the whole stack means fewer handoffs and fewer things lost in translation between frontend and backend.
Frequently asked questions
SSR or static generation - which do I need?
SSR renders on each request, which suits dashboards and personalised pages. Static generation pre-builds at build time, which suits blogs and marketing pages and is the fastest option available. ISR combines both - static speed with content that still updates. The choice comes down to how often your content changes.
Will the site work on every device?
Yes. Built mobile-first with Tailwind CSS and tested from a 320px phone up to large desktop monitors, across the major browsers, with images and resource loading tuned per device rather than shipped at one size for everyone.
Can you speed up a site I already have?
Yes - performance optimisation is a standalone service. It starts with a Lighthouse, PageSpeed and DevTools audit, then image formats, bundle splitting, font loading and Core Web Vitals work, with before-and-after numbers so the improvement is measured rather than claimed.
What does the build process look like?
Discovery on goals and content, then design, then build with regular preview demos, then content integration and SEO, then cross-device testing and launch. Maintenance and monitoring continue afterwards if you want them.
Do you offer maintenance after launch?
Yes, as a monthly retainer covering dependency and security updates, content changes, uptime and performance monitoring, backups and priority support - plus documentation so your own team can make small content edits without waiting on me.
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Ananth N · Madurai, Tamil Nadu · serving Madurai, Coimbatore, Chennai and clients across India · remote-first.
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