Nuxt is our main stack.
A Vue framework with server-side rendering, static generation and hybrid modes. Most of our websites, stores and platforms are built on it — Avenoir, UALobby, Mental Varta, BimmerCode, Inothemna.
When we use it,
and when we don’t.
Nuxt is not a cure-all. For a simple landing page with no dynamics, static may be enough, and for an app with a React-based client team, Next.js fits better.
When it fits
- Corporate websites with a CMS and a blog
- Online stores with custom logic
- Multilingual websites with SEO
- Platforms with personal accounts
- Admin panels and dashboards
- Projects where load speed matters
When it doesn’t
- The client's team works only with React — Next.js
- A store with a few products and no integrations — Shopify
- A site that is edited in WordPress — WordPress
- A chatbot without a web interface — Telegram API
What your business gets.
- SSR and hybrid renderingPages are served as ready HTML — fast for people and clear for search engines.
- i18n and SEOMultilingual support, hreflang, sitemap and meta tags are generated from code.
- Headless CMSContent from Directus or Payload — your team edits the site without a developer.
- CachingStatic pages are refreshed on a schedule or when content changes.
- SecurityServer-side API routes, form validation and spam protection.
- Fast launchThe studio's ready-made infrastructure: a landing page in 14 days.
Projects built
on this stack.
Not sure
which stack to choose?
After a free consultation, we'll recommend an architecture for your product.
accepting projects for Q4 2026