Nuxt app directory
Pages, layouts, and route conventions from the current Nuxt generation.
[ Platform service ]
Nuxt and Vue websites for content-heavy or product-led teams using the current app directory conventions and flexible rendering.
[ What you get ]
[ How it works ]
[ Capabilities ]
The platform and discipline surface we work across — what an engagement can cover when the scope calls for it.
Pages, layouts, and route conventions from the current Nuxt generation.
SSR, static generation, hybrid, and islands chosen per route.
Server handlers and API routes co-located with the app.
useFetch and useAsyncData patterns with caching and error states handled.
Composables and component design that keep the codebase navigable.
Nuxt Content or external CMS wiring with preview support.
useSeoMeta, sitemaps, and structured data per route.
Edge targets, preview environments, and CI that protects the main branch.
[ Field notes ]
[ Common questions ]
Nuxt supports server-side rendering, static generation, and hybrid rendering, and we choose the strategy per route based on how its content changes.
Content-heavy sites use nuxt/content for structured content, while other data is fetched through useFetch and $fetch composables.
Nitro handles the server layer, providing SSR, server routes, and middleware within the Nuxt project itself.
Deployment goes to the target that matches the rendering strategy, from static hosts to Node-based environments.
Yes, TypeScript is used throughout the Nuxt architecture, including routes, composables, and content data shapes.
[ Proof ]
Target metrics for discovery and acceptance — the full reference set is 1 projects deep.
[ Sibling platforms ]
Custom WordPress websites with clean PHP themes, structured content, reliable plugins, and a maintainable editorial workflow.
Scalable Webflow marketing sites with structured CMS collections, reusable components, Data API connections, and a clean handoff for internal teams.
Responsive Wix Studio builds using Extend Websites with Velo, CMS content, and Wix Headless APIs where the platform fit is right.
HubSpot CMS websites built with HubL, reusable modules, themes, and content schemas that keep marketing teams independent.
Fast, search-ready Next.js applications using App Router, server rendering, Cache Components, headless content, and reliable edge deployment.
Product interfaces and web applications built in React with reusable components, React 19 Actions, clear state management, and stable API integration.
Fast Framer sites with polished motion, Code Components, reusable sections, and an editor-friendly setup for campaigns and product launches.
[ Next step ]
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