Astro Marketing & Brand Sites
Multi-page marketing sites with editorial layouts, strong LCP, and clean URL structure. Built to convert visitors without shipping app-sized JavaScript.
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Available for hireNeed a content or marketing website that loads instantly, ranks cleanly, and stays editable for your team? I build production Astro sites for startups, brands, and agencies — with near-zero JavaScript by default and React islands only where interaction earns its keep.
Focused Astro delivery for businesses that care about speed, SEO, and maintainable content — not a React app pretending to be a brochure.
Multi-page marketing sites with editorial layouts, strong LCP, and clean URL structure. Built to convert visitors without shipping app-sized JavaScript.
Sanity (or similar) wired to Astro with schemas marketing can edit, preview-friendly workflows, and rebuild hooks that keep the public site static-fast.
Collections, categories, RSS, metadata, and structured data — the Astro content layer set up so publishing does not require a developer for every post.
Move fragile theme stacks to Astro while protecting SEO with redirects, metadata parity, and a launch checklist — not a redesign that kills rankings.
If your marketing site is trapped in a slow SPA or plugin maze, Astro is often the cleanest path to HTML-first performance.
Homepage and pricing URLs should not download dashboard bundles. Astro islands keep interactivity local and HTML default.
I pair Astro with a CMS so campaigns ship without engineering for every copy change — with guardrails so layout stays on-brand.
Primary content and metadata ship as HTML. Search and social previews stop depending on hydration luck.
Design agencies can deliver stunning Figma and still miss LCP. Astro makes fast defaults easier to keep after launch.
Clear scope, staged previews, and a launch gate for SEO and performance — the same discipline I use on shipped Astro client work.
Sitemap, who edits content, SEO URL constraints, and whether Astro or Next.js fits. I will tell you if Astro is wrong for an app-heavy product.
Component map, content schemas, performance budget, and redirect plan if you are migrating.
Figma fidelity, islands only where needed, CMS wiring, and iterative reviews — not a surprise dump at the end.
Technical SEO checks, analytics/forms validation, docs for editors, and short post-launch support.
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Send your sitemap, design status, and who needs to edit content after launch. I will recommend Astro, a split architecture, or a leaner first phase — honestly.
Start a ProjectTools chosen for content performance and editor independence — not trend chasing.
Examples from projects already on this portfolio — not invented case studies.
Astro + Sanity fashion brand site with near-zero JS by default, partial hydration where needed, and a 100 Lighthouse performance score.
Astro + Tailwind portfolio and blog with content collections, technical SEO, and the same cyberpunk design system you are reading now.
Hire Astro when most pages are content and marketing — blogs, brand sites, landing systems — and you want HTML-first performance. Choose Next.js when authenticated dashboards, complex client state, or heavy app flows dominate the same product. Many companies use Astro for www and Next.js for app.
Yes, when we add a headless CMS such as Sanity. Editors update structured fields; Astro renders fast HTML at build or on-demand. Pure Markdown in git is fine for developer-led publishing, but most marketing teams prefer a Studio.
Yes. Migrations include URL inventory, 301 redirects, content cleanup, and a technical SEO launch checklist so you do not trade a slow site for a ranking drop.
A focused 5–10 page site with design ready often lands in a few weeks. CMS modeling, large content libraries, or migrations take longer. I quote from a written page list — not a vibe.
That is what islands are for. Menus, calculators, and forms can hydrate on demand while the rest of the page stays static. If most of the UI is interactive, we should discuss Next.js instead.
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Available for freelance — US/UK/EU clients preferred.
Full projects, hourly, and retainers welcome.
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