Custom Nuxt sites
Marketing sites and content-driven experiences on Nuxt — fast by default, structured for SEO, and built so your team can extend them without fighting a page builder.
Nuxt & Vue Web App Development
I craft high-performing Nuxt sites—from design to deployment.
I build custom Nuxt sites, Vue web apps and dashboards, migrations, and CMS or API integrations for brands that want more than a page-builder template. Need to move off WordPress, Squarespace, or Webflow? I handle that too — with TypeScript, cleaner launches, and full ownership of your codebase and hosting.
Nuxt and Vue developer for custom sites, web apps, and migrations
Your site should feel custom. Your stack should still feel modern and ownable. Fast Nuxt pages, practical Vue apps, and integrations that do not fall apart the week after launch.
Why Nuxt & Vue?
Nuxt and Vue are fast, flexible, and built for teams who need ownership — not another locked platform.
Vue web apps & dashboards
Interactive Vue applications and admin dashboards with TypeScript, clean state, and APIs that match how your business actually works.
Migrations & rebuilds
Move off WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, or an aging custom stack onto a Nuxt and Vue foundation — without losing SEO equity or operational sanity.
Integrations, CMS & headless
Headless CMS, Supabase, and third-party APIs wired into Nuxt the right way — content workflows your editors can use and code you still own.
Nuxt vs WordPress / page builders
If you need speed, CMS flexibility, and developer ownership, Nuxt is the stronger foundation.
WordPress and page builders can publish pages. Nuxt and Vue are built for modern web apps and marketing sites that need performance, flexible content, and a codebase you actually own. Here is the honest side-by-side.
| What matters | RecommendedNuxt / Vue | WordPress / page builders |
|---|---|---|
| Built for modern web apps | Component-driven Nuxt and Vue — sites and apps that feel like real software | Page builders and theme stacks optimized for drag-and-drop, not product speed |
| Speed & Core Web Vitals | SSR, SSG, and modern bundling give a clearer performance baseline out of the box | Bloated themes, plugins, and builders routinely drag load time and INP down |
| CMS flexibility | Headless CMS or structured content APIs — editors get workflows, developers keep control | Content locked inside a monolithic CMS or page-builder canvas that fights custom UX |
| Developer ownership | You own the repository, hosting, and deploy pipeline — no black-box theme | Agency themes and builder exports that are hard to hand off or extend cleanly |
| Security & updates | Leaner surface area — you ship what you need instead of patching a plugin zoo | Constant WordPress, theme, and plugin updates — miss one and you are exposed |
| Integrations & APIs | First-class API and Supabase wiring with TypeScript types and clear boundaries | Plugin glue and fragile shortcodes that break when anything upstream changes |
| Admin & editor experience | Tailored CMS or custom admin UX designed for how your team actually works | Generic WP admin or builder panels — cluttered menus and limited product UX |
| Scaling features | Add dashboards, auth, and product features as first-class Vue apps — not bolted plugins | Scale usually means more plugins, heavier hosting, and custom glue code |
| Design fidelity | Pixel-accurate UI without fighting theme constraints or builder blocks | Design compromises whenever the builder or theme cannot express the layout |
| Total cost of ownership | Predictable engineering cost for a codebase you can keep and improve | “Cheap” until you add hosting, security, developers, and emergency fixes forever |
| Developer workflow | Modern Git, CI, preview deploys, and a clear ownership transfer path | Fragile custom stacks that are expensive to maintain and hard to hand off cleanly |
| Long-term ownership | You own a Nuxt and Vue codebase built to evolve with your product | You own a stack that needs ongoing specialist care just to stay online |
Bottom line: WordPress and page builders ask you to assemble and maintain a fragile stack. Nuxt gives you a modern web foundation — and that is usually the difference between a site that grows with you and one that constantly needs fixing.
WordPress, Squarespace & Webflow migrations
Migrate your current website system to a Nuxt / Vue web app
Moving off WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, or an outdated stack should not mean losing your content, SEO equity, or sanity. I map the migration, rebuild on Nuxt, and transfer ownership so you end on a codebase built to grow.
- 1Audit your current WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, or outdated stack — content, SEO, forms, and integrations
- 2Map the cleanest Nuxt architecture for pages, content models, redirects, and SEO carryover
- 3Rebuild on Nuxt and Vue with a codebase your team (or next developer) can own
- 4Migrate critical content and reconnect the APIs and tools you still need
- 5Launch with repo and hosting transferred to you — plus a support path after go-live
My process is simple
Work directly with a Nuxt and Vue expert who partners with you to build a fast, ownable web app—without the layers, handoffs, or guesswork.
Who builds it
You work directly with a Nuxt and Vue developer — TypeScript, modern APIs, and a real codebase — not a handoff chain of freelancers locked into a page builder.
Who it is for
Brands and operators who need a custom Nuxt site, a Vue dashboard or web app, headless CMS flexibility, or a clean move off WordPress, Squarespace, or Webflow.
Where we work
Based in the Durham Region and GTA, available for remote Nuxt and Vue projects across Canada and the U.S.
Why Nuxt & Vue expertise matters
I am not guessing through a page builder.
Long-term, the goal is simple: ship Nuxt sites and Vue apps that are designed well, wired correctly, and easy to extend. TypeScript, Supabase and APIs, performance, and full codebase ownership are how serious web work gets done.
- Deep Nuxt and Vue expertise for sites and web apps that need to perform
- TypeScript-first builds so the codebase stays maintainable as you grow
- Supabase and API integrations that match real product and content workflows
- Performance and Core Web Vitals treated as product requirements, not afterthoughts
- Full ownership of the repo, hosting, and tooling — no locked platform dependency
WORKING WITH ME
Four chapters from idea to a Nuxt app you own.
Scroll or tap a chapter — each one is a concrete outcome on the way to a shippable Vue product.
Your Nuxt or Vue product is scoped to ship.
Scope the product that can ship
We lock who your users are, what the site or app must do on day one, and how repo / hosting access keeps the build clean — so you are not paying for guesswork.
- Kickoff + brand / product audit
- Goals for Nuxt site, Vue app, or migration
- Access plan for repo, hosting, and CMS or APIs
You walk away with A clear scope, timeline, and access plan ready for build.
Need something built?
Ask for a custom Nuxt site, Vue web app, or migration
Pick what you need, tell me about the project, and I will come back with next steps — scope, approach, and how we start.
FAQ
Nuxt & Vue questions, answered
How we start, how Nuxt sites and Vue apps get built, how ownership transfers, and what support looks like after launch.
A custom website or application built with Vue and Nuxt — fast, SEO-friendly, and owned by you as a real codebase (not a locked page-builder account).
Yes. I map content, SEO URLs, and must-have features, then rebuild on Nuxt so you keep equity and gain a modern stack your team can extend.
Yes. The finished repository, hosting handoff, and documentation transfer to you so you are not stuck in an agency lock-in.
Absolutely. Headless CMS, Supabase, auth, and custom admin / client dashboards are common parts of these builds.
We clarify goals, audience, and scope, then move into design and Nuxt development with review cycles before launch.
Vue guides
Keep learning from the explore library
Practical Vue and Nuxt notes on SEO, performance, architecture, and headless CMS — built to support this service page and help buyers make clearer decisions.
- The Composition API: Mental Models That ClickMoving from Options API thinking to composition thinking is the real learning curve. Refs, reactivity, and organizing logic by concern instead of type. Read guide
- Nuxt Rendering Modes, Explained SimplySSR, SSG, ISR, SPA: Nuxt supports them all, per route. What each mode means, what it costs, and how to mix them in one application. Read guide
- State Management with Pinia: Less Than You ThinkMost Vue state does not belong in a store. When component state and composables suffice, and how to structure Pinia when you genuinely need it. Read guide
- Designing Vue Components People Enjoy UsingProps in, events out, slots for flexibility. API design habits that keep components reusable instead of configurable to death. Read guide
- Data Fetching in Nuxt: useFetch, useAsyncData, and $fetchThree tools that look interchangeable and are not. Where each belongs, and the double-fetch and hydration mistakes every Nuxt team makes once. Read guide
- Get started with me todayTell me about your project and we will map the cleanest path forward. Start onboarding
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