Site build
For teams with designs ready and a date they need to be live by.
Good for
- Designs ready to build
- Product-connected pages
- Custom interactions
- Launching on a date
- 3 to 6 weeks
What’s included
We build Next.js sites for everything Framer and Webflow cannot do, designed and built by one team, fast and easy to keep running.

Typed, component-based and pixel-accurate to the design. Fast by default, easy to extend, and yours outright with no platform in between.

You walk us through the designs, the pages and the launch date. We help scope the right plan to help you get there.
We set up the repo, the component library and the deployment pipeline before any page gets built, so the site stays easy to extend later.
We build the pages and the interactions, and wire up the content. You see it on a preview URL every week rather than all at once at the end.
Redirects, metadata and Core Web Vitals checked before we go live, then your engineers get the repo with docs they can pick up.
For teams with designs ready and a date they need to be live by.
Good for
What’s included
For teams shipping new pages and features every month.
Good for
What’s included
Ready to kick off?
We can help scope the right plan for your goals.

Looking for something else?
Book a call with the founder.
or email us at hello@studiomaydit.com
When it has to pull live data from your product, run logic that a site builder cannot, or meet performance or security needs beyond what Framer or Webflow offer. For most marketing sites, a site builder is faster and easier to keep running.
Framer for rich motion and fast visual edits, Webflow for a large structured CMS your marketers control, and custom code when the site has to connect to your product or data. We recommend one after the intro call and explain why.
Next.js and React, with a headless CMS your team can edit, deployed to hosting on your own account. The repository is yours, set up so your engineers can pick it up and extend it.
Yes. We set up the CMS so your team can publish posts, pages, and case studies without a developer, and the components are consistent, so small changes stay simple.
Yes. Metadata, page structure, redirects, and page speed are part of every build, so the site is easy to find and quick to load from launch.
Yes. We plan motion as part of the page design and build it in Framer, Webflow, or code. If an idea needs a specialist 3D or WebGL studio, we will tell you at the start.
You do. Figma files, the Framer or Webflow site, and any code move to your accounts, organized so another team could continue the work on their own.
A focused landing page or homepage usually takes two to three weeks. A full marketing site takes about four to six. Custom illustration, heavy motion, or a custom code build adds time, and we agree the timeline before we start.
You do, on your own accounts, so everything stays yours after we finish. That covers the Framer or Webflow plan, hosting, domains, and any paid fonts or stock. We set it all up and tell you what each one costs before you commit.
Fixed projects end with a walkthrough, recorded guides for your team, and a written note on what we would fix next. Plenty of teams then move onto a retainer to keep shipping, but there is no obligation to.
Tell us where you’re headed, and we’ll scope the right plan for you.